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The independent variable(IV) of a statistical model is a variable that is not dependent on the other variables in the model.

While I have been studying statistical modeling, I've kept embarrassed with the use of different names indicating the independent variable(IV) even in the same field.

It would be nice to organize the synonymous names for IV and what the origins of the names are such as the research field the name is used often. If we know this, we might be able to use a suitable term for a specific context. It's interesting to know also.

You may write down the synonymous terms to the IV and the simple explanations and their origins. Thanks.

The independent variable(IV) of a statistical model is a variable that is not dependent on the other variables.

While I have been studying statistical modeling, I've kept embarrassed with the use of different names indicating the independent variable(IV) even in the same field.

It would be nice to organize the synonymous names for IV and what the origins of the names are such as the research field the name is used often. If we know this, we might be able to use a suitable term for a specific context. It's interesting to know also.

You may write down the synonymous terms to the IV and the simple explanations and their origins. Thanks.

The independent variable(IV) of a statistical model is a variable that is not dependent on the other variables in the model.

While I have been studying statistical modeling, I've kept embarrassed with the use of different names indicating the independent variable(IV) even in the same field.

It would be nice to organize the synonymous names for IV and what the origins of the names are such as the research field the name is used often. If we know this, we might be able to use a suitable term for a specific context. It's interesting to know also.

You may write down the synonymous terms to the IV and the simple explanations and their origins. Thanks.

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The independent variable(IV) of a statistical model is a variable that is not dependent on the other variables.

While I have been studying statistical modeling, I've kept embarrassed with the use of different names indicating the independent variable(IV) even in the same field.

It would be nice to organize the synonymous names for IV and what the origins of the names are such as the research field the name is used often. If we know this, we might be able to use a suitable term for a specific context. It's interesting to know also.

You may write down the synonymous terms to the IV and the simple explanations ofand their origins. Thanks.

The independent variable(IV) of a statistical model is a variable that is not dependent on the other variables.

While I have been studying statistical modeling, I've kept embarrassed with the use of different names indicating the independent variable(IV) even in the same field.

It would be nice to organize the synonymous names for IV and what the origins of the names are such as the research field the name is used often. If we know this, we might be able to use a suitable term for a specific context. It's interesting to know also.

You may write down the synonymous terms to the IV and the simple explanations of their origins. Thanks.

The independent variable(IV) of a statistical model is a variable that is not dependent on the other variables.

While I have been studying statistical modeling, I've kept embarrassed with the use of different names indicating the independent variable(IV) even in the same field.

It would be nice to organize the synonymous names for IV and what the origins of the names are such as the research field the name is used often. If we know this, we might be able to use a suitable term for a specific context. It's interesting to know also.

You may write down the synonymous terms to the IV and the simple explanations and their origins. Thanks.

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The independent variable(IV) inof a statistical modeling is the variables we observe. The IV enters the model as input. We want to decide the targetis a variable by inputting the IVs intothat is not dependent on the statistical modelother variables.

While I have been studying statistical modeling, I've kept embarrassed with a lotthe use of different names indicating the independent variable(IV) even in the same field.

It would be nice to organize the synonymous names for IV and what the origins of the names are such as the research field the name is used often. If we know this, we might be able to use a suitable term for a specific context. It's interesting to know also.

You may write down the synonymous terms to the IV and the simple explanations of their origins. Thanks.

The independent variable(IV) in statistical modeling is the variables we observe. The IV enters the model as input. We want to decide the target variable by inputting the IVs into the statistical model.

While I have been studying statistical modeling, I've kept embarrassed with a lot of names indicating the independent variable(IV) even in the same field.

It would be nice to organize the synonymous names for IV and what the origins of the names are such as the research field the name is used often. If we know this, we might be able to use a suitable term for a specific context. It's interesting to know also.

You may write down the synonymous terms to the IV and the simple explanations of their origins. Thanks.

The independent variable(IV) of a statistical model is a variable that is not dependent on the other variables.

While I have been studying statistical modeling, I've kept embarrassed with the use of different names indicating the independent variable(IV) even in the same field.

It would be nice to organize the synonymous names for IV and what the origins of the names are such as the research field the name is used often. If we know this, we might be able to use a suitable term for a specific context. It's interesting to know also.

You may write down the synonymous terms to the IV and the simple explanations of their origins. Thanks.

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