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An introduction to uncertainty in measurement using the GUM (guide to the expression of uncertainty in measurement)

This book presents the need for clarity, consistancy, and accuracy when making measurements; some of the GUM guidelines are presented in this book. A background in first-year calculus and some basic statistics is necessary for understanding.

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  • "This book presents the need for clarity, consistancy, and accuracy when making measurements; some of the GUM guidelines are presented in this book. A background in first-year calculus and some basic statistics is necessary for understanding."
  • "This book presents the need for clarity, consistancy, and accuracy when making measurements; some of the GUM guidelines are presented in this book. A background in first-year calculus and some basic statistics is necessary for understanding."@en

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  • "An introduction to uncertainty in measurement using the gum : (guide to the expression of uncertainty in measurement)"

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