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Undergrad Converting Error in Log2 Form for Arbitrary Base
Duh, figured it out. For y=ln(x), error dy=dx/x since lob(x) base b = ln(x)/ln(b) Then for y=lob(x) base b , error is dy=(1/ln(2))(deltax/x) Done. Cheers, -Alex- dipluso
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Undergrad Converting Error in Log2 Form for Arbitrary Base
Hi, I am trying to represent my data in log2 form rather than "fold change" and I am embarrassed to say I can't remember how convert the error. For example, I have x=3.96 (mean), deltax=0.28 (standard dev). Thus, log2(x)=0.598. But how do I convert the error?? I know how to do it for...- dipluso
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Undergrad Is My Error Propagation Formula Correct? - Help Needed
Thanks to you both. I have to say that you both give very reasonable answers - and indeed they report similar errors. I don't know why the value reported by the machine's software is different (mine was just plain wrong). Indeed it may be that it takes so other invisible factor into account...- dipluso
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Undergrad Is My Error Propagation Formula Correct? - Help Needed
Hi, I've been trying to reproduce the output of an analytical machine here at work by doing the calculation myself in Excel but I can't get the error to match. Perhaps I am propagating the error incorrectly... The calculation is z = 2^(x-y) The values are: x = 24.96 y = 25.98 and...- dipluso
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- Error Error propagation Propagation
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