Measurement is aimed at assigning a value to “a quantity of a thing”. Therefore a clear statement of what a quantity is appears to be a required condition to interpret unambiguously the results of a measurement. However, the concept of quantity is seldom analyzed in detail in even the foundational works of metrology, and far too often, quantities are “defined” in terms of attributes, characteristics, qualities, etc. while leaving such terms in themselves undefined. The aim of this paper is to discuss the meaning of “quantity” (or, as it will be adopted here for the sake of generality, “attribute”) as it is used in measurement, also drawing several conclusions on the concept of measurement itself
The adjectives “generic”, “subgeneric”, “specific”, and “individual ” are proposed to be added to th...
A measurement result is never absolutely accurate: it is affected by an unknown “measurement error” ...
This paper discusses basic issues about the nature of measurement for concepts in the social scienc...
The International Vocabulary of Metrology (VIM) is a foundational document of measurement science, w...
Abstract- The concept system around ‘quantity ’ and ‘quantity value ’ is fundamental for measuremen...
The International Vocabulary of Metrology (VIM) gives the following definition of "measurement": "pr...
Although measurement has been an important component of human activities for millennia, it remains r...
The concept system around ‘quantity’ and ‘quantity value’ is fundamental for measurement science, b...
The basic idea of measurement is that objects exhibit an attribute for which questions like “do obje...
Introduction. For a better theoretical understanding of the notion of “impact” (introduced by E. Gar...
summary:The measurement of continuous quantities is the basis for all mathematical and statistical a...
This book contains basic and essential facts on measurement. Starting from a presentation of the con...
It is unwise, though common practice, to base decisions on numerical values without knowing how they...
Being an infrastructural, widespread activity, measurement is laden with stereotypes. Some of these ...
What characterizes measurement with respect to generic evaluation? The representational model to mea...
The adjectives “generic”, “subgeneric”, “specific”, and “individual ” are proposed to be added to th...
A measurement result is never absolutely accurate: it is affected by an unknown “measurement error” ...
This paper discusses basic issues about the nature of measurement for concepts in the social scienc...
The International Vocabulary of Metrology (VIM) is a foundational document of measurement science, w...
Abstract- The concept system around ‘quantity ’ and ‘quantity value ’ is fundamental for measuremen...
The International Vocabulary of Metrology (VIM) gives the following definition of "measurement": "pr...
Although measurement has been an important component of human activities for millennia, it remains r...
The concept system around ‘quantity’ and ‘quantity value’ is fundamental for measurement science, b...
The basic idea of measurement is that objects exhibit an attribute for which questions like “do obje...
Introduction. For a better theoretical understanding of the notion of “impact” (introduced by E. Gar...
summary:The measurement of continuous quantities is the basis for all mathematical and statistical a...
This book contains basic and essential facts on measurement. Starting from a presentation of the con...
It is unwise, though common practice, to base decisions on numerical values without knowing how they...
Being an infrastructural, widespread activity, measurement is laden with stereotypes. Some of these ...
What characterizes measurement with respect to generic evaluation? The representational model to mea...
The adjectives “generic”, “subgeneric”, “specific”, and “individual ” are proposed to be added to th...
A measurement result is never absolutely accurate: it is affected by an unknown “measurement error” ...
This paper discusses basic issues about the nature of measurement for concepts in the social scienc...