Estimation of measurement bias using several methods.
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Estimation of measurement bias using several methods.

Author : Morgan GERMA

Publication date: March 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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  • Morgan GERMA: Collaborator at Joseph Fourier University, Grenoble, Master CQAQMV

 INTRODUCTION

The accuracy of a measurement method is all the better when we have a true value for the quantity being measured. But what is true value? Is it not a holy grail, a mythical notion that is the object of a scientific quest that brings together lab assistants around a bench?

Although this true value is not known with certainty, it is possible to have an accepted reference value, by means of :

  • reference materials ;

  • preparation of a known sample ;

  • a reference measurement method of recognized accuracy ;

  • interlaboratory tests.

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