consistent estimator

consistent estimator
French\ \ estimateur convergent; estimateur consistant
German\ \ konsistenter Schätzer
Dutch\ \ asymptotisch rake schatter
Italian\ \ stimatore consistente
Spanish\ \ estimador compatible; estimador consistente
Catalan\ \ estimador compatible; estimador consistent
Portuguese\ \ estimador consistente
Romanian\ \ estimator consistent; estimator convergent
Danish\ \ konsistent estimator
Norwegian\ \ konsistent estimator
Swedish\ \ konsistent estimator
Greek\ \ συνεπής εκτιμητής
Finnish\ \ tarkentuva estimaattori; konsistentti estimaattori; todennäköisyysmielessä suppeneva estimaattori
Hungarian\ \ konzisztens becslés
Turkish\ \ tutarlı tahminleyici
Estonian\ \ mõjus hinnangufunktsioon
Lithuanian\ \ suderintasis įvertinys
Slovenian\ \ dosledna cenilka
Polish\ \ estymator zgodny
Russian\ \ состоятельная оценка
Ukrainian\ \ конзистентна оцінка
Serbian\ \ конзистентна оцена
Icelandic\ \ samkvæmur metill; markviss metill
Euskara\ \ estimatzaile tinko; zenbatesle tinko
Farsi\ \ b ravordg re sazgar
Persian-Farsi\ \ برآوردگر سازگار
Arabic\ \ مقدر متسق (مقدر متناسق)
Afrikaans\ \ konsekwente beramer
Chinese\ \ 相 容 估 计 量
Korean\ \ 일치추정량

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