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Matt’s Error Analysis Slides 7/7/09 Group Meeting

Data Reproducibility and Error Bars Minimum of 3 data points to report an error bar Error bars should represent a confidence interval Individual data points within a data set should have different error bars ±S  68% confidence interval, ± 1.96*S  95% confidence interval, etc. Normalized confidence interval

Significance of Data P-Value – Consider a data set in which you are repeating each data point 3 times. What is the probability that variation between the means of each data point would be the same if you repeated infinite times? – (ex) P-Value of 0.05  corresponds to a 5% chance that you observed a difference between the mean data points even though the means would be the same if you took infinite samples F-Test Example in Minitab

Data Regression Method of Least Squares – Minimize the sum of squared residuals between your data points and you model prediction – Can be done in MS excel, however a full error report sometimes requires more sophisticated software – Example in MS Excel