CLWerte

CLWerte is a German-language term that translates roughly to "CL values." It is not a single, universal concept; rather, it functions as a label used in different fields for various numerical values associated with the abbreviation CL. Because the meaning of CL varies by context, CL-Werte must be interpreted with reference to the accompanying documentation, units, and methodology.

In statistics and data analysis, CL commonly stands for confidence level. CL-Werte in this sense are the numerical levels used to express certainty about an estimate, such as 0.95 or 0.99. They may appear in tables or model outputs to indicate the strength of inferences or the coverage probability of intervals.

In process control and quality management, CL can denote a central line or control limits on a control chart. Here CL-Werte refer to the central tendency value or to the boundary values used to assess process stability and detect deviations from expected performance.

Across disciplinary contexts, other meanings of CL may also be used, yielding different interpretations of CL-Werte. Therefore, clarity depends on the source’s definitions, units, and methodology notes. When encountering CL-Werte in a document, readers should consult the data glossary or metadata to determine the exact meaning in that particular setting.

See also: CL (initialism), Wert, Confidence level, Control chart.