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Techniques and methods for computing, estimating, or placing bounds on the errors of expressions (formulas) based on knowledge of error distributions, error intervals or bounds of variables and parameters entering those expressions, and of methods used in the computations.
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How to work out with how many sigma confidence my measurement confirms the theory?
Suppose by a theory a certain value should be 1. I make an experiment in which I measure it to be 1.1 ± 0.2, where the ± 0.2 are 1 sigma Gaussian errors?
Obviously I can see that the theoretical value …
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