Article | REF: R221 V1

Statistical testing of random variables

Author: Bernard DEMOULIN

Publication date: March 10, 2013, Review date: June 1, 2021

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1. Estimating average values

1.1 Statistical samples of physical variables

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1.1.1 Collection of physical variables

When building up a statistical sample, the selection of variables plays a vital role, as their collection must be linked to conditions of stationarity and consistency. In many configurations, the phenomenon under analysis is similar to a signal that can be likened to a random function. Let's call this function x (t), where the symbol x designates the random amplitude variable and t the reference variable whose value we can control very...

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