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Lake Michigan Mass Balance

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Original LMMB Codes: Result Statistic Type

Please report the Result Statistic Type CODE from this list:

CODENAMEDESCRIPTION
ACTActualAn individual observation versus a summary statistic
AVGAverageThe arithmetic mean of n observations formed by taking the sum of all the observations and dividing by n
CCCorrelation CoefficientA measure of the degree to which two variables are linearly related or the closeness of the linear relationship (Usually given the symbol r)
CMLCumulativeValue derived by summing associated previous values.
CVCoefficient of VariationA measure often used to describe the variation in a population computed by dividing the sample standard deviation by the average
DIFFpercent difference from truePercentage calculated by dividing the absolute difference of the actual from the true value by the true value.
GMEANGeometric MeanStatistic computed by squaring the observations before averaging them and then taking the square root of the average
MEANMeanThe expected value of a distribution formed by summing the products of all possible values of the distribution multiplied by their probability of occurrence
POTPercent of TotalPercent of analyte in total sample. e.g. moisture, lipid content
RECRecoveryA relative difference statistic calculated to compare the mass of an analyte known to be present in a sample and the mass recovered in a sample extraction procedure expressed as a percent.
RNGRangeDifference between the maximum and minimum observations in a set of sample results
RPDRelative Percent DifferenceThe difference between two results divided by the value of the result for which the statistic is based (ie. mean for lab & field duplicates; or true value for calibration check solutions) expressed as a percent.
RTORatioResult calculated by dividing one value by another ..
STDEVStandard DeviationAlso known as the sample standard deviation, this statistic describes the variability of a group of sample results by evaluating how they differ from the average
STEStandard ErrorCalculated error of a single result value, usually used in radionuclide analyses.
VARVarianceThe square of the standard deviation

 
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