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A Statistical Method for Evaluating the Reproducibility of Age Determination
Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences · 1982 · Vol. 39(8) · pp. 1208–1210
Abstract
The coefficients of variation and the index of precision provide a statistical test of reproducibility of aging between readers. Because the coefficients of variation and the index of precision incorporate the averaged year-class of a fish species, they are free from the shortcoming of the percent agreement method. Because variance is a better estimator than absolute difference, the coefficient of variation is a stronger estimator than the index of average percent error in providing a test statistic.Key words: age determination, coefficients of variation, index of precision, average percent error, percent agreement
Multi-Criteria Decision MakingBayesian Modeling and Causal InferenceStatisticsReproducibilityEstimatorCoefficient of variationMathematicsStatisticIndex (typography)Variance (accounting)Variation (astronomy)Computer science
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