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In conclusion:
III. Remember: in the factor-based formalisms, factors should cancel out!
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cond. a
cond. d
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calibration
calibration
cond. d
cond. c
cond. b
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M D
M D
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calibration value
factor d
factor c
factor b
factor a
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IV. The error in factor-based models is proportional to the number of factors:
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V. The number of measurements can be reduced by modelling some of the factors
(e.g non physical wedge factor)