What is the best way to use errors in mathematica M12?

Question

Since ErrorListPlot has been superseded by new functionality in ListPlot for Mathematica 12.0, what is the best way to handle errors efficiently? Previously I would simply format my data in a table as

    Data = 
    Table[
            Stuf to calculate values and errors
            {{xValue, yValue, yError}},
            {i, 1, Stop}
         ]

Which made it easy to stick into ErrorListPlot or use in a fit as

NonlinearModel[Data[[1;;,{1, 2}]], Function, Weights->1/Data[[1;;,3]]^2 ]

Now it seems you have to use Around[yValue, yError]

        Data = 
        Table[
                Stuf to calculate values and errors
                {{xValue, Around[yValue, yError]}},
                {i, 1, Stop}
             ]

Which works fine in ListPlot and I can fit data with it, as in it produces a fit result, but I can't figure out how to use Weights with Around and I can't plot the result of the fit in the usual way. Can anyone recommend an efficient way to format data in line with the new updates?

Answer 1

You can extract the properties "Value" and "Uncertainty" from Around objects:

NonlinearModelFit[data /. a_Around :> a["Value"], 
 model, parameters, vars, 
 Weights -> (1/(data[[All,2]] /. a_Around :> a["Uncertainty"])^2)]