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Hi all,
I'm reading some journal articles and in many of them, when they quote a result, they add 'at the 2 to 3 sigma limit.' I realize this is some sort of statistical quantity, but what exactly does it mean, and do lower values of sigma mean better results?
Thanks
I'm reading some journal articles and in many of them, when they quote a result, they add 'at the 2 to 3 sigma limit.' I realize this is some sort of statistical quantity, but what exactly does it mean, and do lower values of sigma mean better results?
Thanks
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