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tatos
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Hi Acted Tutors and other students with the Acted notes:
In the Acted example project, the student's thought process included the apparent fact that there were no outliers. I can't remember any method to calculate outliers as such from the CT series - I'm just aware that some people like to use (if I'm not mistaken)
3rd quartile + 3*interquartile range
1st quartile - 3*interquartile range
If you use this, there are a couple claims in the data that would be considered outliers. Are they not considered outliers because the claim sizes "progress" in such a way that, to the eye, these appear believable? In other words, is it just a subjective opinion that has been expressed by the student?
In the Acted example project, the student's thought process included the apparent fact that there were no outliers. I can't remember any method to calculate outliers as such from the CT series - I'm just aware that some people like to use (if I'm not mistaken)
3rd quartile + 3*interquartile range
1st quartile - 3*interquartile range
If you use this, there are a couple claims in the data that would be considered outliers. Are they not considered outliers because the claim sizes "progress" in such a way that, to the eye, these appear believable? In other words, is it just a subjective opinion that has been expressed by the student?