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Re: Identifying outliers in data [message #91307 is a reply to message #91306]

Sat, 27 June 2015 10:16

David Fanning
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Jeremy Bailin writes:

> What are imin and imax? How do they get defined? Once you understand that, then you will know how they relate to your original data.

Right. iMin and iMax *are* the locations of the outliers in the original
data, assuming your original data didn't contain "missing" values.

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David
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