Hal Murray wrote: >> I think the rest of the saying probably is: "Give him three clocks, >> and he will start to calculate Allen Variances..." >> > > If I had a good clock (aka place to stand), I think I could use it to > calculate the Allen Variance of a not-so-good clock. > > How do I do it if I have several clocks and there isn't one that is obviously > better than the others? > > > Use the three cornered hat technique.
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