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régression
decline

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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régression [ʀeɡʀesjɔ̃] N f

1. régression (gén):

régression (diminution)
decline
être en régression
to be in decline

2. régression:

régression BIOL, GEOG, PSYCH, STAT
regression
régression linéaire
linear regression
régression marine
marine regression
de régression courbe, coefficient:
regression attr
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retrogression
régression f
downward mobility
régression f sociale
regression BIOL, PSYCH, STAT fig
régression f
regress
régression f

in the PONS Dictionary

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régression [ʀegʀesjɔ̃] N f

1. régression (diminution):

régression d'une douleur, épidémie, d'une mentalité, société, histoire
decline
régression d'une production, des ventes, accidents
fall
régression intellectuelle
mental decline
être en régression
to be in decline

2. régression BIOL, PSYCH, GEO:

régression
regression
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regression
régression f
in the PONS Dictionary
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régression [ʀegʀesjo͂] N f (diminution)

régression
decline
régression d'une production, des ventes
fall
être en régression
to be in decline
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regression
régression f

OFAJ Glossary "Intégration et égalité des chances"

régression f

régression sociale
social decline

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

régression intellectuelle
mental decline
être en régression
to be in decline

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Leur population est en relatif déclin, à cause de la régression de leur zone d'habitat, détruite par le développement humain.
fr.wikipedia.org
Comme pour tous les modèles de régression binomiale, il s'agit de modéliser au mieux un modèle mathématique simple à des observations réelles nombreuses.
fr.wikipedia.org
Dans la seconde catégorie, les analystes géographes se tournent vers la régression, la régression locale et le krigeage.
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On parle aussi de modèle linéaire ou de modèle de régression linéaire.
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La régression des boisements au profit des cultures est beaucoup plus tardive (elle commence dans les années 1960).
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