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Sab8#77:_Precision vs Accuracy
- Precision
- Is a measure or exactness
- For example, the magnitude for each increment on the measurement's
number line is the interval that determines the measurement's
precision-the greater the number of increments, the greater the precision
- For example, the magnitude for each increment on the measurement's
number line is the interval that determines the measurement's
precision-the greater the number of increments, the greater the precision
- Is a measure or exactness
- Accuracy
- Is an assessment of correctness
- For example, if the measured value of an item is very
close to the true value of the characteristic being
measured, the measurement is more accurate
- For example, if the measured value of an item is very
close to the true value of the characteristic being
measured, the measurement is more accurate
- Is an assessment of correctness
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