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pazmush Posted - 07/19/2013 : 04:37:45 AM
Hi

I was wondering how you use the statistics on rows to get the SE on the mean using instrumental weighting.

I have a set of data with errors but no matter what I try the end result is always the same if I use direct weighting or instrumental weighting.

Could someone give an example as I can't find anything in the documentation..

thank you

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