DV

DV[v, se]
represents a value v associated with a standard error se.

DV[v,se,i]
represents a value associated with an uncertainty in the form of mean v corresponding and standard error se as well as symmetric relative confidence interval i.

DV[v,se,{il,iu}]
specifies a confidence interval from v-il to v+iu.

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Basic Examples  (1)Basic Examples  (1)

Define a normal distribution value with mean 1 and standard error 0.1:

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MCEvaluate returns a DV:

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Use MonteCarloSimulation to get a DV:

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Use DVEvaluate to propagate uncertainties (handle with care - by default assuming that the result is a NDV):

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Use AssumeND to get a DV as a result instead:

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