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ГОСТ Р 50779.10-2000 (ИСО 3534-1-93) Статистические методы. Вероятность и основы статистики. Термины и определения

     
АЛФАВИТНЫЙ УКАЗАТЕЛЬ ТЕРМИНОВ НА АНГЛИЙСКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ

-distribution

1.39

-test

2.86

accepted reference value

3.4

accuracy

3.11

aggregated sample

4.28

alternative hypothesis

2.66

analysis sample

4.32

arithmetic mean

2.26

arithmetic weighted mean

2.27

average

2.26

average range

2.31

bar chart

2.18

bar diagram

2.18

beta distribution

1.45

bias

3.13

bias of estimator

2.54

binomial distribution

1.49

bivariate distribution function

1.7

bivariate frequency distribution

2.20

bivariate Laplace - Gauss distribution

1.53

bivariate normal distribution

1.53

bulk sampling

4.27

cell

2.7

central moment of order

1.28

central moment of order , sample

2.37

centred random variable

1.21

chance causes

2.92

characteristic

2.2

chi-squared distribution

1.39

chi-squared test

2.86

class

2.7

class boundaries

2.8

class limits

2.8

class width

2.10

cluster sampling

4.18

coefficient of variation

1.24

coefficient of variation, sample

2.35

composite hypothesis

2.68

conditional expectation

1.20

conditional frequency distribution

2.25

conditional probability distribution

1.10

confidence coefficient

2.59

confidence level

2.59

confidence limit

2.60

contingency table

2.22

conventional true value (of a quantity)

3.3

correlation

1.13

correlation coefficient

1.33

correlation coefficient, sample

2.41

covariance

1.32

covariance, sample

1.32

critical region

2.71

critical value

2.72

cumulative frequency

2.12

cumulative frequency polygon

2.19

cumulative relative frequency

2.14

degree of freedom

2.85

distribution free-test

2.69

distribution function

1.4

duplicate sample

4.12

entity

2.1

error of result

3.8

error of the first kind

2.75

error of the second kind

2.77

estimate

2.51

estimation

2.49

estimator

2.50

estimator error

2.52

expectation

1.18

expected value

1.18

exponential distribution

1.43

F-distribution

1.41

final sample

4.23

Frechet distribution

1.47

frequency

2.11

frequency distribution

2.15

F-test

2.88

gamma distribution

1.44

goodness of fit of a distribution

2.63

gross sample

4.29

Gumbel distribution

1.46

histogram

2.17

hypergeometric distribution

1.52

increment

4.25

independence

1.11

item

2.1

joint central moment of orders and

1.31

joint central moment of orders and , sample

2.39

joint moment of orders and about an origin ()

1.30

joint moment of orders and about the origin

1.29

joint moment of orders and about the origin, sample

2.38

laboratory sample

4.31

Laplace - Gauss distribution

1.37

log-normal distribution

1.42

marginal expectation

1.19

marginal frequency distribution

2.24

marginal probability distribution

1.9

mean

1.18

mean deviation

2.32

mean range

2.31

measurand

3.5

(measurable) quantity

3.1

median

1.15

median, sample

2.28

mid-point of class

2.9

mid-range

2.29

mode

1.17

moment of order about an origin

1.27

moment of order about the origin

1.26

moment of order about the origin, sample

2.36

multinomial distribution

1.55

multi-stage cluster sampling

4.20

multi-stage sampling

4.19

multivariate distribution function

1.8

multivariate frequency distribution

2.23

negative binomial distribution

1.50

nested sampling

4.19

normal distribution

1.37

null hypothesis

2.66

observed value

2.6, 3.6

one-sided confidence interval

2.58

one-sided test

2.73

operating characteristic

2.82

operating characteristic curve

2.83

order statistics

2.46

outliers

2.64

parameter

1.12

periodic systematic sampling

4.16

Poisson distribution

1.51

population

2.3

power curve

2.81

power function of a test

2.80

power of a test

2.79

precision

3.14

primary sample

4.21

probability

1.1

probability density function

1.5

probability distribution

1.3

probability mass function

1.6

quantile

1.14

quantity (measurable)

3.1

quartile

1.16

random error of result

3.9

random sample

4.8

random variable

1.2

randomization

2.91

range

2.30

rectangular distribution

1.36

regression coefficient, sample

2.44

regression curve

1.34, 2.42

regression surface

1.35, 2.43

relative frequency

2.13

repeatability

3.15

repeatability conditions

3.16

repeatability critical difference

3.19

repeatability limit

3.18

repeatability standard deviation

3.17

repetition

2.89

replication

2.90

reproducibility

3.20

reproducibility conditions

3.21

reproducibility critical difference

3.24

reproducibility limit

3.23

reproducibility standard deviation

3.22

run

2.48

sample

4.2

sample division

4.11

sample preparation

4.30

sample size

4.3

sampling

4.4

sampling error

2.53

sampling fraction

4.24

sampling frame

2.4

sampling interval

4.17

sampling procedure

4.5

sampling unit

4.1

sampling with replacement

4.6

sampling without replacement

4.7

scatter diagram

2.21

secondary sample

4.22

significance level

2.70

significant result (at the closen significance level )

2.84

simple hypothesis

2.67

simple random sample

4.9

standard deviation

1.23

standard, sampling

2.34

standard error

2.56

standardized bivariate Laplace-Gauss distribution

1.54

standardized bivariate normal distribution

1.54

standardized Laplace-Gauss distribution

1.38

standardized normal distribution

1.38

standardized random variable

1.25

statistical coverage interval

2.61

statistical coverage limits

2.62

statistical test

2.65

statistics

2.45

stratification

4.13

stratified sampling

4.14

Student's distribution

1.40

Student's test

2.87

subpopulation

2.5

subsample

4.10

systematic error of result

3.10

systematic sampling

4.15

-distribirtion

1.40

-test

2.87

test piece

4.26

test result

3.7

test sample

4.32

trend

2.47

true value (of a quantity)

3.2

trueness

3.12

two-sided confidence interval

2.57

two-sided test

2.74

two-way table of frequencies

2.22

type I error probability

2.76

type I extreme value distribution

1.46

type II error probability

2.78

type II extreme value distribution

1.47

type III extreme value distribution

1.48

unbiased estimator

2.55

uncertainty

3.25

uniform distribution

1.36

univariate frequency distribution

2.16

variance

1.22

variance, sampling

2.33

variate

1.2

Weibull distribution

1.48

weighted average

2.27