Unlike systematic errors, random errors will not consistently skew data in one direction. To detect these errors, you can analyze the variability in your data.

Thus, a result uncertainty can be determined from random errors (3). Systematic errors result in a consistent deviation, either a fixed amount or a proportion such as 80% of the true value. Typical ...

All the efforts so far have been directed only to minimize the random errors in count rate by repetition. In the absence of probability distribution for the systematic errors, we propose to minimize ...

Errors in measurement can be categorized into two types: systematic errors that are predictable, and random errors that are inherently unpredictable and have nu ...