Confirmed, C.V. stands for “коэффициент вариации”.
The exact Russian translation of the short description for IQR (considering all the possible rules of abbreviation) should be the following:
разность между 3-м и 1-м квартилями

The word “перцентиль” for a percentile is incorrect, the correct one would be “процентиль”. However, it is somewhat cumbersome to think about quartiles in terms of percentiles, r-right?

By the way, the exact translation of “Interquartile range” does exist, and the most popular one is written like “межквартильный размах”.

I hope Oleg agrees with me, as well as my collegues from the HSE Dept. of Mathematical Economics and Econometrics.

As for the Breusch, I can confirm that “Бройш” is preferrable; the English pronunciation is “br-oy-sh”, like in “oyster”, therefore, the spelling “Бройш” is highly advised.

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Andreï V. Kostyrka. | Андрей Викторович Костырка.
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2014-05-10 14:15 GMT+04:00 <oleg_komashko@ukr.net>:

I can fix some  bugs in Russian translation but I don't know if it's sensible

Examples

 in summary stats:

for C.V.  should be "коэффициент вариации" instead of "вариация"

"Interquartile range" (I spent some time when it was iq ratio) is untranslated

There is no special term, a short description is "разность между 75% и 25% перцентилями"

Also

Breusch is "Бройш". Know it for sure: there are plenty Cyrillic  versions, so I wrote to Trevor (4 years ago,

writing a Cyrillic econometrics textbook)

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