All of the numeric, non-time fields may, optionally, have an associated Error value defined (with the property precipIntensityError, windSpeedError, pressureError, etc.), representing the system’s confidence in its prediction. Such properties represent standard deviations of the value of their associated property; small error values therefore represent a strong confidence, while large error values represent a weak confidence. These properties are omitted where the confidence is not precisely known (though generally considered to be adequate).
All of the numeric, non-time fields may, optionally, have an associated Error value defined (with the property precipIntensityError, windSpeedError, pressureError, etc.), representing the system’s confidence in its prediction. Such properties represent standard deviations of the value of their associated property; small error values therefore represent a strong confidence, while large error values represent a weak confidence. These properties are omitted where the confidence is not precisely known (though generally considered to be adequate).