Typically, in reporting experimental data, at any given i , the mean i and standard deviation i are given. Examples are shown in Figures 5.1 and 8.11. The objective of this exercise is to derive a...


Typically, in reporting experimental data, at any given


i
, the mean


i

and standard deviation


i

are given. Examples are shown in Figures 5.1 and 8.11. The objective of this exercise is to derive a regression procedure that produces a predicted value
 that: i) of foremost importance, falls within the interval
of secondary importance, has


i
.


(a) Setting





on the same axes, sketch


i

as a function of
 for
 = 2, 4, 8. Use this to explain why taking a larger
 has the effect of giving more weight to objective (i).


(b) Does


i

satisfy the three expected properties of an error function given in Section 8.2.2?


(c) Taking
 = 2,
 =
 +
, and the error function





find
 and
 that minimize
.


(d) Suppose one gets better, and presumably more expensive, experimental equipment so the standard deviations are all reduced by a factor of, say, 10. Assuming the same


i

values are obtained, explain why the answer in part (c) is unchanged.

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