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9/16/2011
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OSF: Natural Resources Institute Finland, Hunting
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Luke/Tilastot
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Relative standard error (%)

The relative standard error is the ratio of the standard error of a variable to its expected value. In tables, it is expressed as a percentage.
The standard error estimates the effect of sampling error on the accuracy of a variable. The 90% confidence interval for a point estimate published in the statistics is calculated using the relative standard error as follows: Point estimate ± 1.64 × relative standard error × point estimate.
Example: In 2024, the black grouse bag was 76,300 individuals, and the relative standard error was 5.7 percent. The calculation is: 76,300 ± 1.64 × 0.057 × 76,300.
In practice, this means that with 90 percent probability, the black grouse harvest in 2024 was between 69,167 and 83,433 individuals.