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It is the standard deviation of the distribution of a large theoretical population of estimates. | It is the standard deviation of the distribution of a large theoretical population of estimates. | ||
The smaller the standard error reported, the more accurate the estimate is presented as being. | The smaller the standard error reported, the more accurate the estimate is presented as being. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:29, 1 February 2025
Risk evaluation - risk management - assurance - statistics.
Standard error is a measure of the accuracy of an estimate.
It is the standard deviation of the distribution of a large theoretical population of estimates.
The smaller the standard error reported, the more accurate the estimate is presented as being.
