tatistické

Tatistické is not a standard word in Czech. It is generally regarded as a misspelling or typographical error for statistické, the Czech adjective meaning statistical. There is no separate, recognized concept or field specifically named tatistické in standard Czech usage.

Statistické is derived from statistika, the science of statistics. It is used to describe data, methods, and concepts related to statistics. In Czech, adjectives agree with gender and number: statistický (masc.), statistická (fem.), statistické (neuter or plural). Common phrases include statistické údaje (statistical data), statistické metody (statistical methods), statistické modely (statistical models), and statistická analýza (statistical analysis). The term appears across disciplines such as economics, psychology, epidemiology, and data science, whenever quantitative analysis is involved. Statistical practice covers descriptive statistics, which summarize data, and inferential statistics, which draw conclusions from samples, among other techniques.

If tatistické appears in a text, it is typically a typographical error or OCR misread of statistické. Editors and readers should correct it to statistické to maintain accuracy. For language learners, recognizing the root statist- helps—statistika, statistický, statistické—so the correct and related forms can be formed consistently.