fedképességet

Fedképességet, often translated as "coverage capability" or "capacity to cover," is a concept used in various fields, particularly in finance and statistics, to describe the extent to which something is protected or accounted for. In financial contexts, it refers to the ability of an insurer to meet its obligations to policyholders. This can be assessed through solvency ratios, which measure a company's assets against its liabilities. A higher fedképességet indicates a stronger financial position and a greater likelihood of fulfilling future claims.

In statistical analysis, fedképességet might relate to the ability of a sample to represent a larger population or the extent to which a statistical model can explain the variance within a dataset. For instance, a statistical model with high fedképességet would provide a comprehensive explanation of the observed data, leaving little unexplained variation. Similarly, survey designs aim for fedképességet by ensuring that the sampled group accurately reflects the characteristics of the target population, allowing for reliable generalizations. The specific metrics and interpretations of fedképességet vary depending on the domain in which it is applied, but the core idea remains consistent: measuring the adequacy and sufficiency of a given entity or method to fulfill its intended purpose or scope.