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    Mar 8, 2008, 01:52 PM
    Statistical Errors.
    I'm using a monte-carlo technique to simulate a physical process, and I'm measuring a quantity from my simulation, <x> where <x> is the average of x over n steps.

    What's a good way for me to estimate the statistical error in <x> due to only averaging over n monte-carlo steps? Whereas in the real world the average would be over a clean statistical distribution.

    Is a good enough estimate or can we do better (or is it completely wrong)?

    I have also calculated , if that helps somewhere. I also have a record of each x in the average.

    Any ideas guys? I was always bad with errors :)

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