Lecture
Pseudo Observations: Update and Error Analysis
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This lecture covers the concept of pseudo observations, their use in updating measurements, and the analysis of errors in the process. The instructor explains the calculation of pseudo observations, their application in updating measurements, and the evaluation of errors in the updated values.
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