Question

A calibrated measurement system is used to quantify an analog measurand. A measurement standard with a value of 5.3 units was measured 10 times. The average and standard deviation of the resulting measurements are 5.4 and 0.4, respectively. What is the amount of bias error

Answer 1

A bias error is the difference between the expected value and the true value of the data.

The bias error of the given data is 0.1

Solution:

Bias Error= Expected Value- True Value

• The mean is taken as the expected value.

Bias Error= 5.4-5.3

Bias Error= 0.1

The bias error is also known as systematic error.

The bias error can also be understood by the following.

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