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Statisticians have devised several methods for detecting outliers. All the methods first quantify how far the outlier is from the other values. This can be the ...

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You should remove outliers from your data when the value is completely impossible. Examples include a negative weight, or an age (of a person) that exceed 150 ...

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If you choose both unequal weighting and robust fitting, therefore, Prism does the fitting assuming equal weights. However it uses your weighting choice when ...

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Robust methods. Some statistical tests are designed so that the results are not altered much by the presence of one or a few outliers. Such tests are said to be ...

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Outlier elimination is misleading when you chose incorrect weighting factors. The left panel above shows data fit to a dose-response model. Four outliers were ...

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In Prism's nonlinear regression, an outlier is a point that is far from the best-fit curve defined by robust regression.

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Note that Prism does not remove the outlier from the regular data set. When you plot mean and error bar, the outlier is included in the calculation. When you ...

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Prism first identifies any outliers, and then reruns the fit with those outliers excluded. The main table of results includes the number of outliers excluded, ...

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However, experimental mistakes can lead to erroneous values – outliers. Even a single outlier can dominate the sum-of-the-squares calculation, and lead to ...

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Prism can identify outliers in each column using either the Grubbs' or ROUT method. Outlier detection can be a useful way to screen data for problems, ...

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