Why wouldn't you throw out data points that appeared to be anomalous?

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Zjzjzj · Answer 1 · 2018-06-02T01:37:15+0000

You would not throw out date points that appeared to be anomalous because you are only entitled to abandon outlier measurements when you have a good reason for believing them to be false. Hope this helps!

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