Since R_eff is constant, surely all you need to do is multiply R_eff by the uncertainty in alpha?  That will be the uncertainty in delta_R and R_fit.

The program is only giving you statistically-derived uncertainty for the values it fits; the user needs to determine how to propagate or otherwise deal with this uncertainty.

-Jason

On Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 1:33 PM, Rana, Jatinkumar Kantilal <jatinkumar.rana@helmholtz-berlin.de> wrote:

Dear Ifeffit users,

 

I have a very simple doubt about reporting the uncertainties in R_fit.

 

In the fit, I have assumed that a bond length changes by a constant fraction, *alpha* such that

 

Delta R = R_effective * alpha

 

and,

 

R_fit = R_effective +/- Delta R

 

I can get uncertainties in the fitted value of *alpha* from artemis. But the question is how to work out the uncertainties in the  R_fit. Will it be same as that of *alpha* ??

 

Thanks in advance !!!

 

With best regards,

Jatin

 




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