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*Root-Mean-Squared Error | *Root-Mean-Squared Error | ||
{{Equation|<math> RMSE(x,y) = \sqrt{ \bigg\langle \big( x - y \big)^2 \bigg\rangle } </math>|2=2}} | {{Equation|<math> RMSE(x,y) = \sqrt{ \bigg\langle \big( x - y \big)^2 \bigg\rangle } </math>|2=2}} | ||
*Mean-Absolute Error | *Mean-Absolute Error | ||
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*Relative-Mean-Absolute Error | *Relative-Mean-Absolute Error | ||
{{Equation|<math> RMAE(x,y) = \frac{MAE(x,y)}{ \big| x \big| } </math>|2=5}} | {{Equation|<math> RMAE(x,y) = \frac{MAE(x,y)}{ \big| x \big| } </math>|2=5}} | ||
*Correlation coefficient is defined as | *Correlation coefficient is defined as |
Revision as of 18:36, 6 December 2010
Given the observed values x and calculated values y, there are several goodness of fit statistics or skill scores which can be calculated. The definition for some of the more common ones are provided below.
- Brier Skill Score
(1) |
- Root-Mean-Squared Error
(2) |
- Mean-Absolute Error
(5) |
- Relative-Mean-Absolute Error
(5) |
- Correlation coefficient is defined as
(7) |
The bias is given by
(8) |