1. Reminders on calculating uncertainties using the analytical method

1.1 Towards estimating uncertainties using the analytical method

The premises of modern uncertainty calculation date back to 1976, when Jörg W. Müller at a seminar held by the PTB (Germany's national metrology institute). More formally, we find a 1979 article cited in the bibliography . Clearly, Müller's idea was to treat systematic errors according to the same logic as random errors. We'll see later that the evolution of...

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Bibliography

(1) - MULLER (J.W.) - Some second thoughts on error statements, Nuclear Instruments and Methods - Volume 163, Issue 1, Pages 241-251 (1 July 1979).
(2) - DOORNIK (J.A.) - . – An Improved Ziggurat Method to Generate Normal Random Samples (2005).

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