Prediction errors

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In statistical analysisPrediction errors occur where there is a difference between what a subject's actual score was (Y) and the predicted score (X).

• Type I errors
• Type II errors

See also

• [[Consistency (measurement)
• Hypothesis testing
• Measurement
• Mean squared prediction error
• Predictability (measurement)
• Prediction
• Statistical power
• Statistical reliability]
• Statistical validity
• Statistical variables