2020 •
Estimation of consensus value of interlaboratory measurement results accompanied by a minimum increase in associated uncertainty
Authors: P. M. Aronov
Venue: Reference materials
Type: Publication
Abstract: In this article, the author proposed a method for estimating the consensus value of interlaboratory measurement results, which makes it possible to reduce the uncertainty of the consensus value in comparison with the known methods. The method is based on the selection of the largest consist subset of the results, the uncertainties of which do not increase when calculating the agreed value in the inconsistent data.
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