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How do I calculate the Root Mean Square (RMS) of line of equality
Considering a regression, I don't need the RMS of the trend line but the RMS
of the line of equality |
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It is generally considered poor form to split an active thread in this
way. Also, your meaning is unclear. Jerry aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa wrote: Considering a regression, I don't need the RMS of the trend line but the RMS of the line of equality |
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