USE OF THE MEDIAN IN THE ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTAL DATA
Journal Title: Journal of Science And Arts - Year 2010, Vol 13, Issue 2
Abstract
The concept of median is defined. The advantage of the median in special cases and the comparison with the classical arithmetical mean and weighted mean are presented. The case of discrepant results is analyzed. The calculation of the median uncertainty, including a type B component, is discussed. The calculation of the supplementary uncertainty sB is illustrated for two applications concerning nuclear data. A suggestion for environment is indicated.
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ENRIC LEON GRIGORESCU, CAMELIA AVADANEI
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