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The Theory of Identification Measurement Problems. A Discussion

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The theory of measurement problems involved in identifying mathematical models of physical objects is described utilizing the principle of the unity of the results of measurements and calculations when determining the values of physical quantities. The errors of the results of solving measurement problems form the subject of the theory.

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Levin, S.F. The Theory of Identification Measurement Problems. A Discussion. Measurement Techniques 44, 680–694 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012530831939

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