What does ASCOP mean?
ASCOP means A Statistical Computing Procedure
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for A Statistical Computing Procedure?
A Statistical Computing Procedure can be abbreviated as ASCOP
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- JSSC - Journal on Scientific and Statistical Computing
- MSCL - Mathematical and Statistical Computing Laboratory
- SCF - Statistical Computing Facility
- SSCC - Scientific and Statistical Computing Core
- VOSL - Value of a Statistical Life
- AASC - Austrian Association for Statistical Computing
- ASP - a statistical package
- DSC - Distributed Statistical Computing
- DSC - Directions in Statistical Computing
- IASC - International Assoc for Statistical Computing
- IASC - International Association of Statistical Computing
- SUPREME - A statistical approach to support project estimation and management
- Sijssc - Siam Journal on Scientific and Statistical Computing
- vsl - Values of a Statistical Life
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- revenue passenger mile. - A statistical unit in the airline industry; one fare-paying passenger carried one mile.
- everyware - a.k.a. ubiquitous computing -or- ubicomp
- SISTC - SIAM Journal on Statistical Computing
- SIAM J. Statist. Comput. - SIAM Journal on Statistical Computing