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standard error of estimate

standard error of estimate Standard error of estimate is a measure of how much predicted values from an equation differ from the actual values in the sample being studied.

Standard error of estimate is a measure of how much predicted values from an equation differ from the actual values in the sample being studied. A higher value indicates poorer accuracy of the predictive equation, whereas a lower value indicates closer estimates.

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Drafting source: Pineau Jean-Claude; Ramirez Rozzi Fernando V.. Measuring body fat—How accurate is the extrapolation of predictive models in epidemiology?. 2022; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0263590; article XML SHA-256 70c30065bea3cb046112d562a6f3c5407c180b826216b727be661dfd846ce84f. “Measuring body fat—How accurate is the extrapolation of predictive models in epidemiology?” (10.1371/journal.pone.0263590).
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