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AC9M9M04

calculate and interpret absolute, relative and percentage errors in measurements, recognising that all measurements are estimates

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  • AC9M9M04_E1investigating error as a percentage of the exact value; for example, comparing an estimation of the number of people expected to come to an event by subtracting the actual number that turned up to give an error, then converting this into a percentage error
  • AC9M9M04_E2using absolute value in a percentage error formula; considering when they would use the absolute value and when they would not, depending upon the context
  • AC9M9M04_E3calculating the percentage errors in expected budgets to actual expenditure
  • AC9M9M04_E4estimating the accuracy of measurements in practical contexts and giving suitable lower and upper bounds for measurement values
  • AC9M9M04_E5investigating how calculating and interpreting absolute, relative and percentage errors in measurements relates to artificial intelligence systems such as regression models, estimating uncertainty and recommendation systems

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