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Regression Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung

Regression, Rückgang	regression
lineare Regression f statist.	linear regression
Rückentwicklung f; Regression f	regression; reliction
Rückentwicklung f; Regression f biol.	regression
Rückgang m; Rückbildung f; Regression f	regression
Rückgang m, Rückbildung f, Regression f	regression
Rückbildung f; Zurückbilden n; Regression f med.	regression; retrogression
Ausgleichskurve f; Regressionskurve f (grafische Darstellung der Regression) statist. Genauigkeit der Regressionskurve	fitted curve; regression curve goodness of fit of the regression curve
Ausgleichsgerade f; Regressionsgerade f; Regressionslinie f (grafische Darstellung der Regression bei linearem Verlauf) statist.	line of regression; regression line
Ausgleichungsrechnung f; Ausgleichsrechnung f; Ausgleichung f; Anpassung f; Regression f math. Anpassung mittels Fehlerquadratmethode	curve fitting; data fitting least square fitting
Regression f statist. Regression zur Mitte (hin) Regression erster Art Regression zweiter Art Cox-Regression einfache Regression lineare Regression mehrfache Regression Mehrfachregression; multiple Regression multiple lineare Regression nichtlineare Regression orthogonale Regression parabolische Regression Polynom-Regression f Zeitreihenregression f Zielregression f	regression regression to towards the mean first-kind regression second-kind regression Cox regression single regression; simple regression linear regression; rectilinear regression multiple regression multiple regression multiple linear regression non-linear regression orthogonal regression parabolic regression polynomial regression time-series regression goal regression
Varianz f; mittlere quadratische Abweichung f (einer Variablen von ihrem Erwartungswert als Maß für die Streuung) statist. Binnenklassenvarianz f; Binnenvarianz f; Zwischenklassenvarianz f empirische Varianz relative Varianz Restvarianz f; Fehlervarianz f (bei der Regression) Stichprobenvarianz f; Probenahmenvarianz f Varianz von Proben Varianz zwischen den Gruppen Varianz zwischen den Primäreinheiten Varianz der gemeinsamen Faktoren; Gemeinsamkeitsgrad; Kommunalität Varianz der Probenteilung	variance; mean squared deviation (of a variable from the expected value as a measure of dispersion) intraclass variance empirical variance relative variance; relvariance residual variance; error variance sampling variance; variance of sampling variance of samples between-groups variance external variance common factor variance; communality variance of sample division

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Englische regression Synonyme

regression Brownian movement Freudian fixation about-face advance angular motion arrested development ascending ascent atavism axial motion backflowing backing backset backsliding backward deviation backward motion career climbing comedown course current debasement decadence decadency declension declination decline deformation degeneracy degenerateness degeneration degradation demotion depravation depravedness depreciation derogation descending descent deterioration devolution disenchantment downtrend downturn downward mobility downward motion downward trend drift driftage drop dying ebb ebbing effeteness fading failing failure failure of nerve fall falling back falling-off father fixation fixation flight flip-flop flow flux forward motion infantile fixation involution lapse libido fixation loss of tone mother fixation mounting oblique motion ongoing onrush parent fixation passage plunging pregenital fixation progress radial motion random motion recidivation recidivism reclamation reconversion recrudescence recurrence reflowing refluence reflux regress rehabilitation reinstatement relapse renewal restitution restoration retreat to immaturity retrocession retrogradation retrogression retroversion return returning reversal reverse reversion reverting revulsion rising run rush set setback sideward motion sinking slippage slipping back slump soaring sternway stream subsiding throwback traject trajet trend turn turnabout upward motion wane

Regression Definition

Regression
(n.) The act of passing back or returning

regression Bedeutung

regression regress reversion retrogression retroversion	returning to a former state
regression simple regression regression toward the mean statistical regression	the relation between selected values of x and observed values of y (from which the most probable value of y can be predicted for any value of x)
multiple regression multiple correlation	a statistical technique that predicts values of one variable on the basis of two or more other variables
regression analysis	the use of regression to make quantitative predictions of one variable from the values of another
regression equation regression of y on x	the equation representing the relation between selected values of one variable (x) and observed values of the other (y), it permits the prediction of the most probable values of y
regression coefficient	when the regression line is linear (y axb) the regression coefficient is the constant (a) that represents the rate of change of one variable (y) as a function of changes in the other (x), it is the slope of the regression line
linear regression rectilinear regression	the relation between variables when the regression equation is linear: e.g., y axb
curvilinear regression	the relation between variables when the regression equation is nonlinear (quadratic or higher order)
regression line regression curve	a smooth curve fitted to the set of paired data in regression analysis, for linear regression the curve is a straight line
regression	(psychiatry) a defense mechanism in which you flee from reality by assuming a more infantile state
arrested development fixation infantile fixation regression	an abnormal state in which development has stopped prematurely

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