2010
DOI: 10.1080/19315775.2010.11721507
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Guidance Documents on Measurement Uncertainty: An Overview and Critical Analysis

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“…The GUM uncertainty framework performs the propagation of standard uncertainties using the so-called law of propagation of uncertainty. Assuming that function f has sufficient linearity, the first-order expansion in Taylor's series will be used [19,27]:…”
Section: Measurement Functions and Methods For The Uncertainty Calculmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The GUM uncertainty framework performs the propagation of standard uncertainties using the so-called law of propagation of uncertainty. Assuming that function f has sufficient linearity, the first-order expansion in Taylor's series will be used [19,27]:…”
Section: Measurement Functions and Methods For The Uncertainty Calculmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to [27], the described MCM does not have the limitations of the GUM uncertainty framework when linearisation of the model provides an inadequate representation, or the probability density function for the output quantity departs appreciably from a Gaussian distribution or a scaled and shifted tdistribution. In this paper, the Gaussian distribution is used due to a relatively large sample [15] and a central limit theorem [30].…”
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“…Our parameter estimation and uncertainty quantification approach is derived using principles from Bayesian probability theory, for example, as presented in [21]- [23], and is in large agreement with the core probabilistic principles stated in the Joint Committee for Guides in Metrology (JCGM) Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement (GUM) [24], with key principles and assumptions summarized in [25] and [26]. There are of course underlying differences between the original GUM and the general Bayesian approach, which are outside the scope of this paper.…”
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“…UNXRelatif = final combined uncertainty in the relative form usRelatif = the value of us expressed in relative using Eq. 13 ucm2Relatif = uncertainty came from clamp meter F-337 expressed in relative The final uncertainty was expanded uncertainty (UNX) which the value evaluated based on guidelines of GUM (JCGM, 2008) with confidence level of 95% and expressed in relative (%) of the N nominal value(Jornada, Caten & Pizzolato, 2016).…”
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