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Standard Deviation
The standard deviation is the level of uncertainty in the measurement. You can
enter it as an absolute or percent error (append a percent sign (%) to the value).
Statistically determined standard deviations are seldom available. It is enough to
supply an approximate “expected error,” estimated from experiences or
instrument specifications. Each residual (measurement — model prediction)
term in the sum of squares function is weighted by 1/(standard deviation).
You must specify a standard deviation greater than zero for each results variable
to be fit. If a zero value is entered for standard deviation, that results variable is
not included in the regression.
For inputs, a standard deviation greater than zero invokes maximum likelihood
(errors-in-variables) estimation:
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