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UCL
(redirected from Upper Confidence Limit)

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28 Abbreviations: LCL, lower confidence limit; UCL, upper confidence limit.
Health impacts of pesticide exposure in a cohort of outdoor workers. ... by McMichael, Anthony / Environmental Health Perspectives
The normal approximation to the binomial is not appropriate for calculating an upper confidence limit for p when the point estimate of p is zero, but an upper confidence limit can be obtained using either the binomial, the F, or the Poisson distributions.
MATHEMATICS, COMPUTER SCIENCE AND STATISTICS by Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences
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