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21 January, 07:33

What does it mean for data to be a outliner

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  1. 21 January, 07:47
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    It means that the peice of data is not in accordance with the rest of the data, or it is not vastly different than the rest of the data
  2. 21 January, 07:54
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    I think you mean to ask about a data outlier.

    It just means an observation that is far from the other observations. It might be an actual observation, but it also has a high likelihood of being a data error, say a number typed in wrong.

    A statistic like the mean is sensitive to the outliers. When Bill Gates walks into a room with fifty people, the average personal wealth goes up by a billion dollars. Robust statistics like the median personal wealth hardly change at all.
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