classification statistic

classification statistic: French\ \ fonction de l'ordre des observations; fonction discriminante

German\ \ Klassierungsmaßzahl; Zuordnungsmaßzahl

Dutch\ \ toewijzingsgrootheid; discriminantfunctie

Italian\ \ costante campionaria a classificatoria

Spanish\ \ estadístico de clasificación; función discriminante

Catalan\ \ estadístic de classificació; funció discriminant

Portuguese\ \ estatística classificatória; função discriminante

Romanian\ \ -

Danish\ \ klassificeringsstikprøvefunktion

Norwegian\ \ klassifiseringsobservator

Swedish\ \ klassifikationsstatistika

Greek\ \ στατιστικό ταξινόμησης

Finnish\ \ luokittelutunnusluku; erottelufunktio

Hungarian\ \ osztályozási statisztika

Turkish\ \ sınıflandırma istatistikleri

Estonian\ \ klassifikatsioonistatistik

Lithuanian\ \ klasifikavimo statistika; sisteminimo statistika

Slovenian\ \ klasifikacije statističnih

Polish\ \ statystyka klasyfikująca

Russian\ \ классификационная статистика (статистика признаков и единиц)

Ukrainian\ \ класифікаційна статистика(статистичний показник; який лежить в основі класифікації)

Serbian\ \ класификациона статистика

Icelandic\ \ flokkun tölfræði

Euskara\ \ sailkapena estatistika

Farsi\ \ -

Persian-Farsi\ \ -

Arabic\ \ إحصاءة التصنيف (مقياس احصائي للتصنيف)

Afrikaans\ \ klassifikasiestatistiek

Chinese\ \ 分类统计量

Korean\ \ 분류통계량

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