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Recent analyses of the distribution of reduced neutron widths in the NuclearData Ensemble (NDE) and in the Pt isotopes find strong disagreement withpredictions of random-matrix theory. These analyses combine themaximum-likelihood method with a cutoff on the reduced neutron widths. We showthat the method introduces a systematic error (the "cutoff error"). That error(seemingly taken into account for the Pt data) increases with increasing cutoffand decreasing number of data points. We reanalyse the NDE taking the cutofferror into account. While differing in detail, our results confirm the earlierconclusion that the NDE disagrees significantly from RMT predictions.

Uncertainties in the analysis of neutron resonance data