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variate
[vair-ee-it, -eyt]
variate
/ ˈɛəɪɪ /
noun
statistics a random variable or a numerical value taken by it
a less common word for variant
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of variate1
C16: from Latin to vary
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This brain-based variate predicted how many psychiatric disorders were identified in participants at the time of the scan and over the following two years.
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is a variate?
In statistics, a variate is any random variable in an expression or equation.A variate, also known as a random variable, is a way to map outcomes of random processes into quantifiable data, as in Because the study used two variates, finding conclusions was much more difficult.Variate is also a synonym for variant, meaning someone or something that varies, as in Omicron is a variate of the virus that causes COVID-19.Example: is the probability (P) that the variate (X) will be less than or equal to five?
In statistics, a variate is any random variable in an expression or equation.A variate, also known as a random variable, is a way to map outcomes of random processes into quantifiable data, as in Because the study used two variates, finding conclusions was much more difficult.Variate is also a synonym for variant, meaning someone or something that varies, as in Omicron is a variate of the virus that causes COVID-19.Example: is the probability (P) that the variate (X) will be less than or equal to five?
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