What does DFA mean?
DFA means Deterministic Frontier Analysis
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Deterministic Frontier Analysis?
Deterministic Frontier Analysis can be abbreviated as DFA
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What does DFA stand for? DFA stands for "Deterministic Frontier Analysis". |
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What does DFA mean? DFA as abbreviation means "Deterministic Frontier Analysis". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- D-CSIT - Deterministic Channel State Information at the Transmitter
- D-FSTD - Deterministic Finite-State Transition Diagram
- DAPNAD - Deterministic Adaptive Prioritized Network Access Delay
- D0L - Deterministic, Zero-Sided Lindenmayer System
- DEnKF - Deterministic Ensemble Kalman Filter
- DEC-GLRT - Deterministic Decorrelator Generalized Likelihood Ratio Test
- DET-NEG - Deterministic Negative Exponential
- DFLEC - Deterministic Fixed-Length Entanglement Concentration
- DSBTA - Deterministic Systolic Binary Tree Automata
- DRBG - Deterministic Random Bit Generator
- DMEW - Deterministic Mix Evaluation Worldwide
- DTCPN - Deterministic Timed Continuous Petri Nets
- DMAC - Deterministic Multiple-Access Channel
- DARM - Deterministic Autoregressive Moving Average
- DARMA - Deterministic Autoregressive Moving Average
- DSHA - Deterministic Seismic Hazard Analysis
- SFA - Stochastic Frontier Analysis
- DLISA - Deterministic Level I Stability Analysis
- DSA - Deterministic Safety Analysis
- FFE - Frontier: First Encounters (1995 computer game, sequel to Elite and Frontier)