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Comments on the accuracy of some approximate methods of evaluation of expanded uncertainty

D Turzeniecka

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The paper assumes accurate the method of evaluating the expanded uncertainty of measurement results based on convolution of the distributions of known component uncertainties. This assumption allows the author to compare the accuracy of selected approximate evaluation methods. Only very simple direct measurements are considered, where the number of independent component uncertainties is limited and the number of results is small.


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06.20.Dk Measurement and error theory

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Instrumentation and measurement

Dates

Issue 2 (April 1999)



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