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Why intervals? A simple limit theorem that is similar to limit theorems from statistics (English)
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Assuming that an error \(e\) is a sum of a large number of independent component errors, it is shown that the set \(E\) of its possible values is close to an interval \(\overline {E}\). The smaller the components are, the smaller is the Hausdorff distance between \(E\) and \(\overline{E}\). This constitutes an analogy with limit theorems of mathematical statistics and justifies the use of intervals in data processing.
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values of an error
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interval analysis
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Hausdorff distance
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limit theorems
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data processing
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