Examples of using Quantitative variables in English and their translations into French
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These factors are represented as supplementary quantitative variables correlation circle.
For example, many quantitative variables have been measured on plants.
The representation of quantitative variables is constructed as in PCA correlation circle.
for the representation of quantitative variables typologies.
The DIESIS system allows to deal with qualitative and quantitative variables simultaneously, at household and individual level.
the editing system should also be able to deal with qualitative and quantitative variables simultaneously.
the usual practice is to perform discretization on the quantitative variables e.g. usually in surveys the age is transformed in age classes.
the mixture of many qualitative and quantitative variables.
each passed edit household is calculated by a function defined as the weighted sum of the distances(for quantitative variables) or similarities(for qualitative variables)
including both qualitative and/or quantitative variables, ranging from cases characterized by successful and systematic methods to cases characterized by little or no success.
Haggbloom and his team combined 3 quantitative variables: citations in professional journals,
Number of the question in the questionnaire Variable Description of the variable to which the question refers Membership Auxiliary quantitative variable“Years of membership” Amount Auxiliary quantitative variable“Annual subscription to IETM” Country Auxiliary quantitative variable“Geographic region of the organisation”.
controlling for other variables, Quantitative Analysis of Women's participation in Peace Processes in Reimagining Peacemaking.
grade and may provide quantitative proxy variables.
is a factorial method devoted to the study of tables in which a group of individuals is described by a set of variables(quantitative and/ or qualitative)
Principal component analysis(PCA) when variables are quantitative, Multiple correspondence analysis(MCA)
This widely-used statistical method uses one or more quantitative independent variables to predict or explain variation in a quantitative dependent variable i.e., ADT.
Six individuals are described by three quantitative variables and three qualitatives variables. .
As such, they can be treated as quantitative variables.
This representation may be supplemented with those of quantitative variables, the coordinates of the latter being the square of correlation coefficients