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If you select automatic outlier elimination (on the Method tab), Prism first fits each model separately to determine which points (if any) are outliers. Then it ...
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The term outlier has many definitions. The individual points that are plotted beyond the whiskers of a box-and-whiskers plot are sometimes called outliers, but ...
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... outlier. Maybe also the high value in data set J. Most people are unable to appreciate random variation, and tend to find 'outliers' too often. © 1995-2025 ...
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Outliers Use with caution Automatic outlier removal is extremely useful, but can lead to invalid (and misleading) results in some situations, ...
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The values that are plotted individually are sometimes called outliers, but "outlier" is defined differently by Grubbs test or some other outlier test. The ...
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Is the R2 'too low' compared to prior runs of this assay? If so, look for outliers, or use Prism's automatic outlier detection. Are the confidence bands too ...
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... outliers, but also will falsely detect 'outliers' more often. ... If you set Q to 0, Prism will fit the data using ordinary nonlinear regression without outlier ...
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Removing that outlier can restore normality. •The decision of whether to use a parametric or nonparametric test is most important with small data sets (since ...
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With two-way ANOVA, Prism offers no nonparametric alternative and does not test for normality, homogeneity of variances, or for the presence of outliers.
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Grubbs' test is quite specific -- it asks if the largest deviation is a significant outlier. It isn't fair to ask about two or more outliers by recycling Grubbs ...
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