Cramér-Rao inequality

Cramér-Rao inequality
French\ \ inégalité de Cramér-Rao-Fréchet-Darmois
German\ \ Cramér-Raosche Ungleichung
Dutch\ \ ongelijkheid van Cramér-Rao
Italian\ \ disuguaglianza di Cramér-Rao
Spanish\ \ desigualdad de Cramér-Rao
Catalan\ \ desigualtat de Cramér-Rao
Portuguese\ \ desigualdade de Cramér-Rao
Romanian\ \ inegalitate Rao-Cramér
Danish\ \ Cramer-Raos ulighed
Norwegian\ \ Cramér-Raos ulikhet
Swedish\ \ Cramér-Raoolikhet
Greek\ \ ανισότητα των Cramér-Rao
Finnish\ \ Cramérin-Raon epäyhtälö
Hungarian\ \ Cramér-Rao-egyenlõtlenség
Turkish\ \ Cramér-Rao eşitsizliği
Estonian\ \ Cramér-Rao võrratus
Lithuanian\ \ Cramér ir Rao nelygybė; Kramero ir Rao nelygybė
Slovenian\ \ Cramér-Rao je neenakost
Polish\ \ nierówność Rao-Craméra
Russian\ \ неравенство Крамера-Рао
Ukrainian\ \ нерівність Рао -Крамера
Serbian\ \ неједнакост Крамер-Рао
Icelandic\ \ Cramér-Rao er misrétti
Euskara\ \ Cramer-Rao desberdintasuna
Farsi\ \ nab rab riye Cramér-Rao
Persian-Farsi\ \ نابرابري کرامر-رائو
Arabic\ \ متباينة كريمر وراو
Afrikaans\ \ Cramér-Rao-ongelykheid
Chinese\ \ 克 莱 姆 ― 拉 奥 不 等 式
Korean\ \ 크래머-라오 부등식

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