outlier

Converse of object

• reject: It does not bin the data and does not reject outliers to the fit.
• exclude: Mean values are taken from replicate samples ( excluding any outliers ).
• indicate: Use the pointer to indicate the outlier in the data " .
• remove: An iterative process progressively removes the outliers from the image.
• identify: This technique is useful for identifying outliers displayed in a scatter plot on a conventional map.
• contain: Most real-world time series contain outliers, that is, extreme fluctuations due to rare events.

Converse of subject

• influence: However, because it is heavily influenced by outliers, it should be used cautiously.

Adjective modifier

• southern: The slopes of Carn a Mhaim, a southern outlier of Ben Macdui, come into view two miles west of Derry Lodge.
• extreme: I just ended up having an outcome that is an extreme outlier on the bell curve.
• eastern: Heading north, the hiking guide tempted us to try a trail in the Great Snowy Mountains, eastern outliers of the Rockies.
• few: There are a few small outliers which are often awash.
• small: There are a few small outliers which are often awash.
• large: A large outlier over 2.50m long can be located about 20m to the south west.

Preposition: on

• plot: New ability to allow the flagging of outliers on scatter plots.

Modifies a noun

• rejection: The SEPARATE flag means that outlier rejections are done only between observations from the same dataset.
• detection: A very important step here is the outlier detection.
• removal: The comparison of mean squared error with, and without outlier removal is given in Fig.
• effect: Is your primary payer initiatives is encouraged minimize outlier effects.
• sett: There was no evidence that the temperature regime of main setts differed from that of outlier setts.

Preposition: in

• datum: Use the pointer to indicate the outlier in the data " .