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|    Savin Beniwal to All    |
|    If errors is higher than best fit value?    |
|    27 Mar 19 11:10:27    |
      From: darshanbeniwal11@gmail.com              Hi all.       Hope you're doing well.              I have one query regarding ERROR-ANALYSIS. I want to get your comment/s on       this.              Let's say we performed an experiment using some theoretical model and       observational data points. Our aim is to get the best fit values of       unknown parameters with their error using observations. Using some       statistical techniques i.e. least square fitting or chi-square or MCMC,       we got the best fit values and error for each parameter. Suppose the       error of parameters is higher than their best-fit values       i.e. [A=0.2+-1.5] here the best-fit value is 0.2 and error is 1.5.              In this scenario what could you conclude from this experiment? Please       put your comments and thoughts.              Thank you for your valuable response.                     With Warm Regards!!!              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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