Hi Jagadish,
All standard errors are the standard error "of" a particular estimated parameter. For example, standard error of the: mean, median, proportion, regression estimate, etc. Because standard error of the mean is so common, it might be simply referred to as the 'standard error', if the context makes it clear that that is indeed what is being reported. For example, a table might have columns for 'Mean' and 'SE'. In that case we can assume that the standard error that is being reported is the standard error 'of the mean'.
So if in your case the only estimated parameter being included is the mean, you can assume that the standard error you are being asked for is the 'standard error of the mean'. However, if it includes multiple estimates (mean, median, proportion etc), you will need to clarify what they want (eg, the standard error for each of those estimates).
Hope this helps.
Kylie.
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Hi John,
No its not about Standard deviation.
My requirement is to provide 'Standard Error' in the table. However we don't have this option in Ctables. We do have only 'Standard error of the mean'
i.e. SEMEAN.
Regards,
Jagadish
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