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py gr alm an ab di hed
a 0.00400 0.0121 0.200 0.480 0.660 0.540 0.400
sd(a)/a 0.32000 0.26612 0.15000 0.05000 0.05000 0.05000 0.10000
H2O
a 1.00
sd(a)/a
avP, avT, sd's, cor, fit are result of doubling the uncertainty on ln a :
a ln a suspect if any are v different from lsq values.
e* are ln a residuals normalised to ln a uncertainties :
large absolute values, say >2.5, point to suspect info.
hat are the diagonal elements of the hat matrix :
large values, say >0.50, point to influential data.
For 95% confidence, fit (= sd(fit)) < 1.49
however a larger value may be OK - look at the diagnostics!
T = 880�C, sd = 163,
P = 9.1 kbars, sd = 2.1, cor = 0.767, sigfit = 2.19
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py gr alm an ab di hed
a 0.00400 0.0121 0.200 0.480 0.660 0.540 0.400
sd(a)/a 0.32000 0.26612 0.15000 0.05000 0.05000 0.05000 0.10000
H2O
a 1.00
sd(a)/a
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py gr alm an ab di hed
a 0.00400 0.0121 0.200 0.480 0.660 0.540 0.400
sd(a)/a 0.32000 0.26612 0.15000 0.05000 0.05000 0.05000 0.10000
H2O
a 1.00
sd(a)/a
avP, avT, sd's, cor, fit are result of doubling the uncertainty on ln a :
a ln a suspect if any are v different from lsq values.
e* are ln a residuals normalised to ln a uncertainties :
large absolute values, say >2.5, point to suspect info.
hat are the diagonal elements of the hat matrix :
large values, say >0.50, point to influential data.
For 95% confidence, fit (= sd(fit)) < 1.54
however a larger value may be OK - look at the diagnostics!
T = 876�C, sd = 171,
P = 9.1 kbars, sd = 2.2, cor = 0.767, sigfit = 2.32
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py gr alm an ab di hed
a 0.00400 0.0121 0.200 0.480 0.660 0.540 0.400
sd(a)/a 0.32000 0.26612 0.15000 0.05000 0.05000 0.05000 0.10000
cats jd en fs q
a 0.0412 0.00898 0.170 0.300 1.00
sd(a)/a 0.24272 1.11359 0.10353 0.10000 0
H2O
a 1.00
sd(a)/a
avP, avT, sd's, cor, fit are result of doubling the uncertainty on ln a :
a ln a suspect if any are v different from lsq values.
e* are ln a residuals normalised to ln a uncertainties :
large absolute values, say >2.5, point to suspect info.
hat are the diagonal elements of the hat matrix :
large values, say >0.44, point to influential data.
For 95% confidence, fit (= sd(fit)) < 1.73
however a larger value may be OK - look at the diagnostics!
avP sd avT sd cor fit
lsq 6.9 1.0 658 73 0.839 0.36
T = 658�C, sd = 73,
P = 6.9 kbars, sd = 1.0, cor = 0.839, sigfit = 0.36
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gr alm an ab di hed
a 0.0121 0.200 0.480 0.660 0.540 0.400
sd(a)/a 0.26612 0.15000 0.05000 0.05000 0.05000 0.10000
cats jd en fs q
a 0.0412 0.00898 0.170 0.300 1.00
sd(a)/a 0.24272 1.11359 0.10353 0.10000 0
a
sd(a)/a
Average PT
avP, avT, sd's, cor, fit are result of doubling the uncertainty on ln a :
a ln a suspect if any are v different from lsq values.
e* are ln a residuals normalised to ln a uncertainties :
large absolute values, say >2.5, point to suspect info.
hat are the diagonal elements of the hat matrix :
large values, say >0.38, point to influential data.
For 95% confidence, fit (= sd(fit)) < 1.96
however a larger value may be OK - look at the diagnostics!
T = 710�C, sd = 143,
P = 7.6 kbars, sd = 2.0, cor = 0.955, sigfit = 0.23
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gr alm an ab di
a 0.0121 0.200 0.480 0.660 0.540
sd(a)/a 0.26612 0.15000 0.05000 0.05000 0.05000
cats jd en fs q
a 0.0412 0.00898 0.170 0.300 1.00
sd(a)/a 0.24272 1.11359 0.10353 0.10000 0
a
sd(a)/a