- know
of scarcely anything so apt to
impress the
imagination as the
wonderful form
of cosmic order expressed by the
Law of Frequency of Error. The
law would...
-
utility frequency, (power) line
frequency (American English) or
mains frequency (British English) is the
nominal frequency of the
oscillations of alternating...
- form
of cosmic order expressed by the "
Law of Frequency of Error". The
law would have been
personified by the Gr****s and deified, if they had
known of it...
- However, the form of the
law remains the same: the peak
wavelength is
inversely proportional to temperature, and the peak
frequency is
directly proportional...
- Benford's
law, also
known as the Newcomb–Benford
law, the
law of anomalous numbers, or the first-digit
law, is an
observation that in many real-life sets
of numerical...
-
value of the n-th
entry is
often approximately inversely proportional to n. The best
known instance of Zipf's
law applies to the
frequency table of words...
- Sidgwick's The
Method of Ethics is published.
Francis Galton's
Statistics by intercomparison, with
remarks on the
law of frequency of error is published. Frederic...
- The
standard error (SE)
of a
statistic (usually an
estimator of a parameter, like the
average or mean) is the
standard deviation of its
sampling distribution...
- may
cause an
error of 2π. Note that in some countries,
frequency values are
conventionally expressed using “cycle/s” or “cps”
instead of the SI unit Hz...
-
Observational error (or
measurement error) is the
difference between a
measured value of a
quantity and its
unknown true value. Such
errors are inherent...
