Most Probable Value in Surveying Formulas

Most probable value of a quantity is the one which has more chances of being true than has any other. It is deduced from the several measurements on which it is based. And is denoted by MPV.

Formulas to find Most Probable Value in Surveying Formulas

fxMost Probable Value with Different WeightageGo

fxMost Probable Value with Same Weightage for ObservationsGo

fxMost Probable Value given Residual ErrorGo

Surveying Formulas formulas that make use of Most Probable Value

fxResidual ErrorGo

fxObserved Value given Residual ErrorGo

fxResidual Variation given Most Probable ValueGo

List of variables in Surveying Formulas formulas

fx Weightage Go

fx Measured Quantity Go

fx Sum of Observed Values Go

fx Number of Observations Go

fx Observed Value Go

fx Residual Error Go

FAQ

What is the Most Probable Value?

Most probable value of a quantity is the one which has more chances of being true than has any other. It is deduced from the several measurements on which it is based.

Can the Most Probable Value be negative?

{YesorNo}, the Most Probable Value, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.

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