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== Similar ratios == [[Standardized moment]]s are similar ratios, <math>{\mu_k}/{\sigma^k}</math> where <math>\mu_k</math> is the ''k''<sup>th</sup> moment about the mean, which are also dimensionless and scale invariant. The [[variance-to-mean ratio]], <math>\sigma^2/\mu</math>, is another similar ratio, but is not dimensionless, and hence not scale invariant. See [[Normalization (statistics)]] for further ratios. In [[signal processing]], particularly [[image processing]], the [[Multiplicative inverse|reciprocal]] ratio <math>\mu/\sigma</math> (or its square) is referred to as the [[signal-to-noise ratio]] in general and [[signal-to-noise ratio (imaging)]] in particular. Other related ratios include: * [[Efficiency (statistics)#Estimators of u.i.d. Variables|Efficiency]], <math>\sigma^2 / \mu^2</math> * [[Standardized moment]], <math>\mu_k/\sigma^k</math> * [[Variance-to-mean ratio]] (or relative variance), <math>\sigma^2/\mu</math> * [[Fano factor]], <math>\sigma^2_W/\mu_W</math> (windowed VMR)
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