How do you navigate conflicting data sources when analyzing anomalies in your dataset?
When working with data, you'll often encounter anomalies that can skew your analysis. These outliers can be genuine rarities or errors, and sometimes they arise from conflicting data sources. Navigating these discrepancies is critical in ensuring the accuracy of your findings. Understanding the nature of your data, the context of its collection, and the methodology used for gathering it is essential. By comparing anomalies across different datasets and investigating their origins, you can better determine whether to include or exclude them from your analysis.
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