chi-squared metric

chi-squared metric: French\ \ mesure de distance chi-deux; mesure de distance khi-deux

German\ \ Chi-Quadrat-Abstandsmaß; Chi-Quadrat-Metrik

Dutch\ \ chi-kwadraat-afstandsmaat

Italian\ \ distanza chi-quadrato

Spanish\ \ medida de distancia ji-cuadrado

Catalan\ \ mètrica de khi-quadrat

Portuguese\ \ métrica do qui-quadrado

Romanian\ \ metrica hi-pătrat; metrica χ2

Danish\ \ khi-i-anden metrisk

Norwegian\ \ kji-kvadrat metriske

Swedish\ \ chi-kvadrat metriska

Greek\ \ χι-τετράγωνο μετρική

Finnish\ \ χ²-etäisyys(mitta)

Hungarian\ \ chi-négyzet metrika

Turkish\ \ ki-kare metriği

Estonian\ \ hii-ruut-meetrika

Lithuanian\ \ chi kvadrato metrika

Slovenian\ \ hi-kvadrat metrične

Polish\ \ odległość chi-kwadrat

Russian\ \ метрика хи-квадрата

Ukrainian\ \ -

Serbian\ \ -

Icelandic\ \ ki-ferningur mæligildi

Euskara\ \ chi karratu-metriko

Farsi\ \ -

Persian-Farsi\ \ -

Arabic\ \ مربع كاي متري

Afrikaans\ \ chi-kwadraatmetriek

Chinese\ \ 卡方（ χ ）度量

Korean\ \ 카이제곱 계량

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