Measurement Uncertainty
Applies the GUM method (type A statistical uncertainty, type B non-statistical) for measurement uncertainty, propagates uncertainty (general formula and common cases: sum, product, power), and presents the result with the right number of significant figures, with a full worked example.
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claude.ai or Claude Desktop
Settings, capabilities (skills) section, then import the .zip file.
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Claude Code
Unzip the folder into
~/.claude/skills/: the/incertitudes-mesurecommand appears. - 3
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