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confidence coefficient

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confidence coefficient [′kän·fə·dəns ‚kō·i′fish·ənt]
(statistics)
The probability associated with a confidence interval; that is, the probability that the interval contains a given parameter or characteristic. Also known as confidence level.


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Such limits are supposed to provide a data-dependent interval containing the unknown p with a given probability called confidence coefficient (see Hahn and Meeker, 1991).
Be''b= Pz(Bsz x Wzsz) + (Sw x Wzsw) (1) Be''b - e-business safety Pz - probability of changes in the external zone Bsz - external zone safety Wzsz - confidence coefficient of "soft" elements of the external zone Sw - internal zone safety Wzsw - confidence coefficient of "soft" elements of the internal zone According to the Giga Group experts by measuring particular periods and areas one can create a safety map, identify threatened areas and critical zones.
 
 
 
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