bivariate
ˌbaɪˈvɛəriət
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Definition of bivariate - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
statisticsTECH.involving two random variablesTECH.
  • The bivariate distribution was analyzed for dependencies.
two-dimensional
2.
mathematicsTECH.involving exactly two variablesTECH.
  • The bivariate analysis showed a strong correlation.
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Origin of bivariate

Latin, bi (two) + variatus (varied)

Examples of bivariate in a sentence

  • Researchers focused on bivariate relationships in the study.
  • The bivariate model predicted the outcome accurately.
  • Bivariate data was crucial for the experiment.

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  1. French:bivarié, ...
  2. German:bivariat, ...
  3. Italian:bivariato, ...
  4. Spanish:bivariado, ...
  5. Portuguese:bivariado, bivariada, ...
  6. Chinese:双变量的, 二元的, ...
  7. Japanese:二変量の, 二変数の, ...
  8. Arabic:ثُنَائِي المُتَغَيِّرَات, ...
  9. Hebrew:דּוּ־מִשְׁתַּנִּי, ...
  10. Russian:двумерный, двухвариантный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:двовимірний, ...
  12. Hindi:द्विचर, दो-चर, ...
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