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logseries

logseries noun: a class of continuous probability distributions developed in 1943 by the English statistician and biologist Ronald Fisher to fit some particular species distribution data sets.

Noun

logseries (plural logseries)

  1. A class of continuous probability distributions developed in 1943 by the English statistician and biologist Ronald Fisher to fit some particular species distribution data sets.

Forms of logseries

plurallogseries

Questions about logseries

What does logseries mean?
Logseries means a class of continuous probability distributions developed in 1943 by the English statistician and biologist Ronald Fisher to fit some particular species distribution data sets.
What part of speech is logseries?
Logseries is a noun.
What is the plural of logseries?
The plural of logseries is logseries.

Words near logseries in the dictionary

  1. logs out
  2. logscale
  3. logscales
  4. Logsdon
  5. Logsdons
  6. logseries
  7. logsheet
  8. logsheets
  9. Logsongan
  10. logspace
  11. Logston

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