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1) Компьютерная техника: наблюдаемый случайная величина2) Математика: эмпирическая случайная величина3) Экономика: наблюдаемая случайная величина -
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English-Russian dictionary of computer science > observed variate
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variate: auxiliary variate вспомогательная случайная величина continuous variate непрерывная случайная величина discontinuous variate дискретная случайная величина discrete variate дискретная случайная величина normalized variate нормированная случайная величина observed variate наблюдаемая случайная величина standardized variate нормированная случайная величина variate: auxiliary variate вспомогательная случайная величина -
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1) случайная величина2) изменяться, отклоняться -
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n стат. варьируемая, случайная величина -
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1. случайная величина2. изменяться3. случайная переменная -
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1. сущ. случайная величина
2. гл. изменяться, отклоняться (статистика) варьируемая, случайная величина variate: auxiliary ~ вспомогательная случайная величина continuous ~ непрерывная случайная величина discontinuous ~ дискретная случайная величина discrete ~ дискретная случайная величина normalized ~ нормированная случайная величина observed ~ наблюдаемая случайная величина standardized ~ нормированная случайная величина variate: auxiliary ~ вспомогательная случайная величина -
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1) ценность2) значение; число, величина•- adaptive value
- adjusted value
- biological value
- blood value
- buffer value
- caloric value
- calorific value
- coenotic value
- critical value
- crossing-over value
- cross-over value
- desired value
- energy value
- estimated value
- expected value
- extreme value
- feeding value
- final value
- food value
- germination value
- globular value
- initial value
- liminal value
- limit value
- linkage value
- lytic value
- mean value
- modal value
- nutritive value
- observed value
- predicted value
- presumptive value
- prospective value
- provisional value
- relative selective value
- rough value
- saturation value
- selective value
- starting value
- survival value
- swelling value
- theoretical value
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1) распределение; распространение; раздача2) стат. распределение (вероятностей), закон распределения3) размещение, расположение4) разводка (напр., кабельных соединений)5) разделение, классификация6) зоол. ареал (область обитания какого-л. организма на земной поверхности)7) мех. эпюра8) полигр. разбор ( шрифта)9) растир, раскат ( краски)•distribution on a sphere —распределение на сфере
distribution truncated at both ends — распределение, усечённое с обеих сторон
distribution truncated at one end — распределение, усечённое с одной стороны
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