Titlebook: Doubt-Free Uncertainty In Measurement; An Introduction for Colin Ratcliffe,Bridget Ratcliffe Book 2015 Springer International Publishing S

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Type A and Type B Elemental Uncertainties,Elemental uncertainties are from two sources: uncertainty in transducers, and uncertainty in the measurand. This chapter provides a non-mathematical introduction to the sources of many of these elemental uncertainties. The chapter also introduces the GUM (Guide to Uncertainty of Measurement), and Type A and B uncertainties.

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Preventing Corruption in Criminal Justicenties that are quoted in different ways, and this chapter demonstrates how to convert these uncertainties into standard uncertainties. Uncertainties due to scale size, resolution, rounding and truncation are also introduced. The chapter then introduces the combination of several standard uncertainti

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137335098he expanded uncertainty, which is commonly referred to as “the uncertainty of a measurement.” The chapter demonstrates how uncertainties quoted at one level of confidence (e.g., on a calibration certificate) can quickly be converted to a different level of confidence. The concept of uncertainty budg

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Colin Ratcliffe,Bridget RatcliffeFacilitates practicing engineers’ understanding of uncertainty budgets, essential to calculating cost-effective savings to a wide variety of processes contingent on measurement.Presents uncertainty bu

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Terminology,countered. Experienced readers can verify their prior knowledge, and less experienced readers are introduced to the terms at an early stage. Topics include the difference between a measurand and a true value; how are confidence, significance and coverage factor related; and the difference between standard uncertainty and expanded uncertainty.

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Sensitivity by Perturbation,itivities—critical aspects required for uncertainty propagation. This chapter introduces and demonstrates the concept of perturbation which can be used for an existing process by a real experiment, or by numerical modelling if there is a computer simulation of the process.