admissible decision function

admissible decision function: French\ \ fonction de décision admissible

German\ \ zulässige Entscheidungsfunktion

Dutch\ \ toelaatbare beslisfunctie

Italian\ \ funzione di decisione ammissibile

Spanish\ \ función decisional admisible

Catalan\ \ funció de decisió admissible

Portuguese\ \ função de decisão admissível

Romanian\ \ funcţie de decizie admisibilă; funcţie de decizie valabilă

Danish\ \ ikke-domineret beslutningsfunktion

Norwegian\ \ ikke-dominert desisjonsfunksjon

Swedish\ \ icke-dominerad beslutsfunktion

Greek\ \ παραδεκτή συνάρτηση απόφασης

Finnish\ \ kelvollinen päätäntäsääntö; käypä päätäntäsääntö

Hungarian\ \ megengedhetõ döntési függvény

Turkish\ \ kabul edilebilir karar işlevi; makul karar fonksiyonu

Estonian\ \ lubatav otsustusfunktsioon

Lithuanian\ \ leistinoji sprendimo priėmimo funkcija

Slovenian\ \ dopustna funkcija odločanja

Polish\ \ dopuszczalna funkcja decyzyjna

Russian\ \ допустимая решающая функция

Ukrainian\ \ -

Serbian\ \ прихватљива функција одлучивања

Icelandic\ \ tæk ákvörðun virka

Euskara\ \ onargarriak erabakia funtzioa

Farsi\ \ tabe-e t smime p ziroft ni

Persian-Farsi\ \ تابع تصميم پذيرفتنی

Arabic\ \ دالة قرار مقبولة

Afrikaans\ \ toelaatbare beslissingsfunksie (waarvoor daar nie een is wat gelykmatig beter is nie)

Chinese\ \ 容许判决函数

Korean\ \ 허용가능 결정함수

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