Sentences with phrase «statistical outliers»
The phrase "statistical outliers" refers to data points that are significantly different from the rest of the data. These points are atypically distant from the average or majority of the values in a dataset. They are considered unusual or rare occurrences that might have an impact on statistical analysis or conclusions drawn from the data. Full definition
Distorted self - perceptions: Divergent self - reports as statistical outliers in the multimethod assessment of children's social — emotional adjustment
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nice post illustrating the effect of statistical outliers immediately after they've happened, thanks.
It is a huge statistical outlier in the last 20 years.
I remember Bill Barnwell referring to it as one of the greatest statistical outliers ever (or something to that effect).
But you can't credibly point to what are functionally statistical outliers and treat them as evidence of anything but a possibility.
They wouldn't even make statistical outliers.
@AndrewLeach you're a statistical outlier.
We expect that extreme values of slopes estimated for different factors or strategies are statistical outliers.
A counterintuitive feature of all this: if there's no trend, that makes the record still more of a statistical outlier, yet it must be due to natural variability since there's nothing else left to which to attribute it.
These procedures are not merely correcting erroneous data entries or removing nonrepresentative data (ie, statistical outliers).
While our time series analyses did not detect any statistical outliers in these years, we were concerned we had tested our hypothesis initially on potentially inaccurate data.
With the exception of 2015 (a statistical outlier in which auto accidents went up, due in large part to texting and driving), NTSB charts a sharp decline in overall auto accidents in the U.S. over the last decade.
There was a small advantage to cognitive therapy until one of the original 10 studies was excluded as a statistical outlier.
The aggregate effect size of cognitive therapy was 0.49 over non bona fide therapies (95 % CI 0.28 to 0.69); 0.16 over bona fide therapies (95 % CI -0.01 to 0.32), and 0.03 over bona fide therapies once a statistical outlier was removed (95 % CI -0.15 to 0.2).