otantavirheeseen
Otantavirheeseen, often translated as sampling error, refers to the discrepancy between a sample statistic and the true population parameter. This error arises because a sample, by its nature, is only a subset of the entire population, and therefore, it cannot perfectly represent all individuals or elements within that population. The difference between the sample's characteristics and the population's characteristics is the otantavirheeseen.
Several factors can contribute to otantavirheeseen. Random sampling is intended to minimize this error, but inherent
Researchers strive to reduce otantavirheeseen through careful study design and appropriate sampling techniques. Statistical methods can