example 33.15 The six values are mutually inconsistent, and by how much

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example 33.15: The six values are mutually inconsistent, and by how much33.15equation 2.4: eq:meas-weighted-mean2.4lemma 11.83: Gaussian quadratic forms11.83proposition 11.81: Density, mean and variance11.81phenomenon 33.16: The least well determined of the constants33.16definition 11.80: Chi-squared11.80corollary 11.84: Residuals about a weighted mean; the Birge ratio11.84theorem A.214: Wilks, k parameters and r constraintsA.214theorem 11.88: Wilks11.88proof : ch:09-probability-statistics@proof-36proofdefinition 11.42: Characteristic function11.42proposition 11.43: Elementary properties11.43proof : ch:09-probability-statistics@proof-34proofequation 33.9: eq:expcav-working-formula33.9proof : ch:16-exp-cavendish@proof-9proof

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