How to pronounce “standard deviation” in English

its standard deviation.

If the standard deviation is small, that tells me most people in this sample are dying at ages pretty close to the average age.

and the average annual standard deviation is 20.

It was one standard deviation from the mean.

And then given the standard deviation that is usually embedded in a track record like that, often you need 50 to 80 years to have 95% confidence

that means the standard deviation of batting average should go down.

So the standard deviation of batting average in the 1940s was .032.

And the standard deviation of batting average today is about .027.

higher than a standard deviation above that or below that no matter what happens.

I took the standard deviation of them all right so it's just a variance stand square root of variance of of stock

Once you go from two standard deviations to one standard deviation, you have 15%.

So we measure basically a mean and standard deviation and find things that are fairly far away from the mean.

This is the running trustworthiness and scoring standard deviation unit.

And if you were a four standard deviation event in 2011-- let's say 70 years later-- you would hit .380.

of quality is to have too much standard deviation in there. And, when you add the six-level with the standard deviation, well, you have very little deviation from where you want

And they’re even more useful when combined with the standard deviation, which tells us how typical “typical” really is.

But what is interesting is the very small standard deviation, the incredible agreement among these different estimation

It's really about engaging with people who might be a standard deviation or two away from your day job and the core of your network,

The degree to which being like a three or four standard deviation outlier on determination is a required skill of a CEO is not

business school are taught to calculate risk using standard deviation and beta

Is it your low beta or your low standard deviation?

two big things worth pointing out they have low standard deviation for those of you statistically

I can look at the numbers in the graph and find the standard deviation, which tells me how spread out the other points in the sample are from the mean.

Think about an environment like 2011, where the standard deviation for the S&P is off the charts-- it's like 40--

We basically decide one standard deviation from the mean, or two standard deviations from the mean, by definition.

And then the last two columns are the actual times required to compute the average standard deviation

The answer was, it turns out the standard deviation of skill for Major League Baseball players has gotten narrower, which is to say the difference between the very best players

It's very visibly true in the world of investing where the standard deviation of excess returns has been coming down steadily for 50 years.

And there's a standard deviation around that.

They saw themselves in an avatar that had carefully been chosen to be either one standard deviation more attractive than average or one standard deviation less attractive than

finance we call that a high Sharpe ratio Sharpe ratio is the ratio of excess returns divided by standard deviation

So if you accept that batting average is some skill plus some luck combined, if the standard deviation of skill goes down,

So saying this differently, Ted Williams was a four standard deviation event in 1941.

Dave's intrinsic motivation on this day was almost one standard deviation above his average.

Petersburg paradox, there is no measurable width, the standard deviation is infinite.

And what we found is-- you can see here, the people who felt the mean level of gratitude and one standard deviation

And then we declare these to be normal, within, let's say, one standard deviation.

So about, um, about 20 years ago, they lowered-- they just randomly lowered, and said, from now on it's going to be one standard deviation

Next time you encounter an average, if those things aren't reported, the range and the standard deviation or some measure of dispersion, ignore it, because it probably

So you're gonna apply statistics, means, standard deviation, and variance, correlation, coefficients are

So if your network of people that you talked to, your network of exploring for information was one standard deviation

and that is, right out of the core of Six Sigma because you all know the lock, the normal curve and the standard deviation and the last thing you want when you produce something

and they use these one shots that I use a lot in Six Sigma and you have your levels for being with in Six Sigma, which a is basically a standard deviation on both sides so, we

And when we look at the average, for instance, United States population, we see that kind of that standard deviation or how much people kind of vary is around five years.