When Is a Value Considered an Anomaly in the Context

question 48

Multiple Choice

When is a value considered an anomaly in the context of describing a complex pattern in data?

• A) direction, magnitude, significance is different from general pattern
• B) size is inversely proportional to defined shape of the data
• C) value exceeds the 75th quantile of the variable distribution
• D) association measures between variables are very weak

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