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प्रश्न
What is standard error?
उत्तर
The standard deviation of the sampling distribution of a statistic is known as its Standard Error abbreviated as S.E.
S.NO | Statistic | Standard Error |
1 | Sample mean | `sigma/sqrt("n")` |
2 | Observed sample proportion | `sqrt("PQ"/"n")` |
3 | Sample standard deviation | `sqrt(sigma^2/(2"n")` |
4 | Sample variance | `sigma^2 sqrt(2/"n")` |
5 | Sample quartiles | 1.36263 `sigma/sqrt("n")` |
6 | Sample median | 1.25331 `sigma/sqrt("n")` |
7 | Sample correlation coefficient | `((1 - "p"^2))/sqrt("n")` |
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