
can you please read the three formulas? I know how to solve them, but just on paper. I have a presentation tomorrow and I have no idea how to read and pronounce a formula.
For example this formula: E=mc^2 reads: e equals m c squared.

can you please read the three formulas? I know how to solve them, but just on paper. I have a presentation tomorrow and I have no idea how to read and pronounce a formula.
For example this formula: E=mc^2 reads: e equals m c squared.
The first one to me would be as follows:
The mean squared error is equal to one over n multiplied by the sum of the data points minus the mean of those points, squared.
The second one:
The NRMSD is equal to the square root of the MSD divided by the mean of the data points.
Top: Mean squared error = the sum of the squares of (y sub i minus y hat sub i) divided by the number of samples
Middle: Normalized... = the square root of the mean squared error divided by the mean
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(1/n) , y one , y two , ythree
∑ it's sigma pronounce as "sum"
Y dash that y i don't know how to type it that slash above y is y dash
Underoot u may know that's it
Anything else ask me 😂😂i got engineering degree
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