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> ## Data Moment
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> **Accuracy and Precision**
> ***Accuracy and Precision***
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> You may have noticed that in our data frame, weights are integer numbers of grams, but RStudio displays computed quantities such as `df$weight_lb` using many digits after the decimal point. Is that precision warranted? In a word, no.
> Accuracy refers to how close a value in the computer is to the true value. Precision refers to how precisely a value is displayed (roughly, how many digits are printed). The precision should ideally reflect the accuracy, but in any case should not exceed it.