Bessel's Correction: Why Do We Divide by n−1 Instead of n in Sample Variance? | Towards Data Science

Understanding the Unbiased Estimation of Population Variance

By Ember Recon · March 16, 2026 · 1 min read

Bessel's Correction: Why Do We Divide by n−1 Instead of n in Sample Variance? | Towards Data Science

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Understanding the Unbiased Estimation of Population Variance

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