Error Theory and Data Processing (5th Edition) (Fei Yetai)

Author: Fei Yetai, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is the first teaching material on "Error Theory and Data Processing" published for use in higher education institutions across the country. Since its first edition was published in 1981, it has been revised four times over 25 years, with this being the fifth edition. The fifth edition maintains the excellent features of the original textbook while and supplementing some content to meet the teaching needs of more disciplines. This fifth edition introduces the theory of error and data processing commonly used in scientific experiments and engineering practices, with a focus on geometric, mechanical, and related physical measurements. The content includes: Introduction, Basic Properties and Processing of Errors, Error Propagation and Allocation, Measurement Uncertainty, Least Squares Processing of Linear Parameters, Regression Analysis, Basic Methods for Dynamic Test Data Processing, Dynamic Measurement Errors and Evaluation, etc. Each chapter is accompanied by exercises for selection, and the appendix at the end of the book contains commonly used tables. This book is intended as a textbook for instrument and meterology majors in higher education institutions, and can also serve as a textbook for mechanical majors, electrical and electronic majors, information majors, and other related disciplines. It is also available for research and production units for research, design, and metrology and testing engineering technicians. The second edition of this book was awarded the National Excellent Teaching Material for Mechanical and Electrical Majors in Higher Education Institutions. The fourth and fifth editions were reviewed by experts and approved by the Ministry of Education as the "Nineth Five-Year Plan" and "Tenth Five-Year Plan" National Planning Textbooks, respectively.