Wang, C.
and Iyer, H.
(2006),
A Generalized Confidence Interval for a Measurand in the Presence of type-A and type-B Uncertainties, Measurement
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A Generalized Confidence Interval for a Measurand in the Presence of type-A and type-B Uncertainties
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Abstract
We consider the problem of estimating a measurand based on a sequence of measurements. Each measurement has both type-A and type-B errors. The measurements may have been obtained from a single experiment or several separate experiments. We investigate the estimation problem under two measurement models having different sets of assumptions on type-B errors. We review commonly used procedures for obtaining a confidence interval for the measurand and discuss an alternative approach based on the principle of generalized inference. We use several examples to illustrate the proposed approach.Citation
Measurement
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39
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Journals
Keywords
generalized pivotal quantity, ISO GUM, key comparisons
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Created April 11, 2006, Updated January 27, 2020