Example 1
Observed Value: 10 unit; True Value: 12 unit
Absolute Error: 2 unit; Percent Error: 0.24 %
Calculates the difference between an observed value and a true value as a percentage of the true value.
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Observed Value: 10 unit; True Value: 12 unit
Absolute Error: 2 unit; Percent Error: 0.24 %
Observed Value: 25 unit; True Value: 20 unit
Absolute Error: 5 unit; Percent Error: 1 %
Observed Value: 50 unit; True Value: 40 unit
Absolute Error: 10 unit; Percent Error: 4 %
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