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In my course textbook it is written that "approximately 68% of the measurements from a normally distributed set lie within +-1 standard deviation of the mean value".
What do they mean by standard deviation of the mean value? They give a definition for "the mean"(of a set of measurements(data)) right before talking about gaussian distribution.
Also when they say "68% of the measurements" do they use the word "measurement" as in the meaning of data(e.g. length of an object) or set of data(e.g. lenghts of objects)?
What do they mean by standard deviation of the mean value? They give a definition for "the mean"(of a set of measurements(data)) right before talking about gaussian distribution.
Also when they say "68% of the measurements" do they use the word "measurement" as in the meaning of data(e.g. length of an object) or set of data(e.g. lenghts of objects)?