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Simple overestimate of slope uncertainty in regression
Interesting point about the 1 standard deviation "problem", I have not heard about this before and am surprised. Care to reference? I think we are maybe in some agreement on teaching these teenagers about uncertainties. My suggestion is indeed an attempt at a "reasonable estimate" of error...- Bjarke Nicolaisen
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- Forum: STEM Educators and Teaching
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Simple overestimate of slope uncertainty in regression
Good idea! Thanks for the suggestion, might be a fun exercise.- Bjarke Nicolaisen
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Simple overestimate of slope uncertainty in regression
hehe, I am certainly a fool, no doubt about that! But I don't think it is out of the question to let them think about stuff like this. Students in my country range between 15-20 years of age from beginning-end in high school. My proposed estimate should work even though they haven't yet had...- Bjarke Nicolaisen
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Simple overestimate of slope uncertainty in regression
Hi all, I am a science educator in high school. I have been thinking about how to make a simple estimate that 1st and maybe 2nd year students can follow for the propagation of error to the uncertainty of the slope in linear regression. The problem is typically that they make some measurements...- Bjarke Nicolaisen
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- Regression Slope Uncertainty
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Graduate Zeeman energy with an effective mass
Hi all, Say we have a model in a solid state system where we have an effective mass, \begin{equation}m^*,\end{equation}some fraction of the free electron mass. Now we apply an external magnetic field. Then the Zeeman energy splitting should be: \begin{equation} E_{Zeeman}=\pm 1/2 g \mu_B B...- Bjarke Nicolaisen
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- Effective mass Energy Mass Zeeman
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter