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Definition
Synonym
Schiefekoeffizient
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Schiefekoeffizient
m
statist.
skew coefficient
Schiefekoeffizient
m
statist.
skew coefficient
Schiefekoeffizient
m
statist.
skew coefficient
Deutsche
Schiefekoeffizient Synonyme
Englische
skew coefficient Synonyme
skew
aberrancy
aberration
agee
agee-jawed
angle
angle off
askance
askant
a
skew
a
skew
gee
asquint
asymmetric
awry
bear off
bend
bent
bias
branching off
catawampous
catawamptious
circuitousness
cockeyed
corner
crook
crooked
curve
declination
deflect
deflected
deflective
departure
detour
deviance
deviancy
deviate
deviation
deviousness
diffract
diffracted
diffractive
diffuse
diffused
digression
dip
disbalance
discursion
disequilibrate
disparate
disperse
dispersed
disproportionate
distort
distorted
divagate
divagation
divarication
diverge
divergence
diversion
divert
dogleg
double
drift
drifting
edge
errantry
excursion
excursus
exorbitation
flectional
flexed
go crabwise
go sideways
goggle
hairpin
ill-matched
ill-sorted
inadequate
indirection
inflective
insufficient
irregular
lateral
lateralize
look asquint
lurch
make leeway
mismatched
oblique
obliquity
odd
out of proportion
overbalance
pererration
pull
rambling
refract
refracted
refractile
refractive
refrangible
scatter
scattered
sheer
shift
shifting
shifting course
shifting path
sideslip
sidestep
sidle
skew
-jawed
skew
ed
skid
slant
slaunchways
slide
slip
slue
squinch
squint
squint the eye
squinting
straying
sway
sweep
swerve
swerving
swinging
tack
throw off balance
turn
turning
twist
unbalance
unequal
uneven
upset
variation
veer
wamper-jawed
wandering
warp
wry
yaw
yaw-ways
zigzag
skew
ed
agee
agee-jawed
askance
askant
a
skew
a
skew
gee
asquint
asymmetric
awry
catawampous
catawamptious
cockeyed
crooked
deflected
deflective
diffracted
diffractive
diffuse
diffused
disparate
dispersed
disproportionate
distorted
flectional
flexed
ill-matched
ill-sorted
inadequate
inflective
insufficient
irregular
mismatched
odd
out of proportion
refracted
refractile
refractive
refrangible
scattered
skew
skew
-jawed
slaunchways
squinting
unequal
uneven
wamper-jawed
wry
yaw-ways
skew
er
articulate
auger
batten
batten down
bite
bolt
bore
broach
buckle
butt
button
clasp
cleat
clip
countersink
dovetail
drill
empierce
fix
gore
gouge
gouge out
hasp
hinge
hitch
hole
honeycomb
hook
impale
jam
joint
lance
latch
lock
miter
mortise
nail
needle
peg
penetrate
perforate
pierce
pin
pink
prick
punch
puncture
rabbet
ream
ream out
riddle
rivet
run through
scarf
screw
sew
snap
spear
spike
spit
stab
staple
stick
stitch
tack
tap
toggle
transfix
transpierce
trepan
trephine
wedge
zipper
Schiefekoeffizient Definition
Coefficient
(
a.
)
Cooperating
Coefficient
(
n.
)
That
which
unites
in
action
with
something
else
to
produce
the
same
effect.
Coefficient
(
n.
)
A
number
or
letter
put
before
a
letter
or
quantity,
known
or
unknown,
to
show
how
many
times
the
latter
is
to
be
taken
Coefficient
(
n.
)
A
number,
commonly
used
in
computation
as
a
factor,
expressing
the
amount
of
some
change
or
effect
under
certain
fixed
conditions
as
to
temperature,
length,
volume,
etc.
Skew
(
adv.
)
Awry
Skew
(
a.
)
Turned
or
twisted
to
one
side
Skew
(
n.
)
A
stone
at
the
foot
of
the
slope
of
a
gable,
the
offset
of
a
buttress,
or
the
like,
cut
with
a
sloping
surface
and
with
a
check
to
receive
the
coping
stones
and
retain
them
in
place.
Skew
(
v.
i.)
To
walk
obliquely
Skew
(
v.
i.)
To
start
aside
Skew
(
v.
i.)
To
look
obliquely
Skew
(
adv.
)
To
shape
or
form
in
an
oblique
way
Skew
(
adv.
)
To
throw
or
hurl
obliquely.
skew coefficient Bedeutung
skew
arch
an
arch
whose
jambs
are
not
at
right
angles
with
the
face
derived
function
derivative
differential
coefficient
differential
first
derivative
the
result
of
mathematical
differentiation,
the
instantaneous
change
of
one
quantity
relative
to
another,
df(x)
dx
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
curvilinear
correlation
nonlinear
correlation
skew
correlation
any
correlation
in
which
the
rates
of
change
of
the
variables
is
not
constant
correlation
coefficient
coefficient
of
correlation
correlation
a
statistic
representing
how
closely
two
variables
co-vary,
it
can
vary
from
-
(perfect
negative
correlation)
through
(no
correlation)
to(perfect
positive
correlation),
what
is
the
correlation
between
those
two
variables?
product-moment
correlation
coefficient
Pearson
product-moment
correlation
coefficient
the
most
commonly
used
method
of
computing
a
correlation
coefficient
between
variables
that
are
linearly
related
multiple
correlation
coefficient
an
estimate
of
the
combined
influence
of
two
or
more
variables
on
the
observed
(dependent)
variable
biserial
correlation
coefficient
biserial
correlation
a
correlation
coefficient
in
which
one
variable
is
many-valued
and
the
other
is
dichotomous
rank-order
correlation
coefficient
rank-order
correlation
rank-difference
correlation
coefficient
rank-difference
correlation
the
most
commonly
used
method
of
computing
a
correlation
coefficient
between
the
ranks
of
scores
on
two
variables
coefficient
of
concordance
a
coefficient
of
agreement
(concordance)
between
different
sets
of
rank
orderings
of
the
same
set
of
things
tau
coefficient
of
correlation
Kendall's
tau
Kendall
rank
correlation
a
nonparametric
measure
of
the
agreement
between
two
rankings
phi
coefficient
phi
correlation
fourfold
point
correlation
an
index
of
the
relation
between
any
two
sets
of
scores
that
can
both
be
represented
on
ordered
binary
dimensions
(e.g.,
male-female)
tetrachoric
correlation
coefficient
tetrachoric
correlation
a
correlation
coefficient
computed
for
two
normally
distributed
variables
that
are
both
expressed
as
a
dichotomy
coefficient
a
constant
number
that
serves
as
a
measure
of
some
property
or
characteristic
absorption
coefficient
coefficient
of
absorption
absorptance
a
measure
of
the
rate
of
decrease
in
the
intensity
of
electromagnetic
radiation
(as
light)
as
it
passes
through
a
given
substance,
the
fraction
of
incident
radiant
energy
absorbed
per
unit
mass
or
thickness
of
an
absorber,
absorptance
equals
minus
transmittance
drag
coefficient
coefficient
of
drag
the
ratio
of
the
drag
on
a
body
moving
through
air
to
the
product
of
the
velocity
and
the
surface
area
of
the
body
coefficient
of
friction
the
ratio
of
the
weight
of
an
object
being
moved
along
a
surface
and
the
force
that
maintains
contact
between
the
object
and
the
surface
coefficient
of
mutual
induction
mutual
inductance
a
measure
of
the
induction
between
two
circuits,
the
ratio
of
the
electromotive
force
in
a
circuit
to
the
corresponding
change
of
current
in
a
neighboring
circuit,
usually
measured
in
henries
coefficient
of
self
induction
self-inductance
the
ratio
of
the
electromotive
force
produced
in
a
circuit
by
self-induction
to
the
rate
of
change
of
current
producing
it,
expressed
in
henries
coefficient
of
elasticity
modulus
of
elasticity
elastic
modulus
(physics)
the
ratio
of
the
applied
stress
to
the
change
in
shape
of
an
elastic
body
coefficient
of
expansion
expansivity
the
fractional
change
in
length
or
area
or
volume
per
unit
change
in
temperature
at
a
given
constant
pressure
coefficient
of
reflection
reflection
factor
reflectance
reflectivity
the
fraction
of
radiant
energy
that
is
reflected
from
a
surface
coefficient
of
viscosity
absolute
viscosity
dynamic
viscosity
a
measure
of
the
resistance
to
flow
of
a
fluid
under
an
applied
force
skew
turn
or
place
at
an
angle,
the
lines
on
the
sheet
of
paper
are
skewed
skew-eyed
having
eyes
that
look
in
different
directions
skew
skewed
having
an
oblique
or
slanting
direction
or
position,
the
picture
was
skew
askew
awry(p)
cockeyed
lopsided
wonky
skew-whiff
turned
or
twisted
toward
one
side,
a...youth
with
a
gorgeous
red
necktie
all
awry-
G.K.Chesterton,
his
wig
was,
as
the
British
say,
skew-whiff
askew
awry
skew-whiff
turned
or
twisted
to
one
side,
rugs
lying
askew,
with
his
necktie
twisted
awry
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