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Data Anomaly Detection
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Data Anomaly Detection

Data Anomaly Detection

1. What is Anomaly Detection?
General InformationTypes of AnomaliesHow Outliers Influence On Prediction ResultsWhat Should We Do With Detected Outliers
2. Statistical Methods in Anomaly Detection
Rule-based ApproachChallenge: Rule-based Approach1.5 IQR Rule3-Sigma RuleMedian Absolute DeviationChallenge: Outlier Detection Using MAD Rule
3. Machine Learning Techniques
ClusteringChallenge: Using DBSCAN Clustering to Detect OutliersRegularisationChallenge: Solving Task Using RegularisationAutoencoders

bookChallenge: Outlier Detection Using MAD Rule

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Now, you will use the MAD rule to detect outliers in the California Housing Dataset. It contains various features related to housing characteristics in different districts in California.

In this task, we will detect outliers in the column MedInc, which stands for Median Income.

Your task is to:

  1. Fill in all gaps in mad() function to calculate Mean Absolute Deviation.
  2. Calculate the threshold using value 3 as a threshold value.
  3. Specify the rule to detect outliers that will be stored in the outliers variable.

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bookChallenge: Outlier Detection Using MAD Rule

Task
test

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Now, you will use the MAD rule to detect outliers in the California Housing Dataset. It contains various features related to housing characteristics in different districts in California.

In this task, we will detect outliers in the column MedInc, which stands for Median Income.

Your task is to:

  1. Fill in all gaps in mad() function to calculate Mean Absolute Deviation.
  2. Calculate the threshold using value 3 as a threshold value.
  3. Specify the rule to detect outliers that will be stored in the outliers variable.

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Section 2. Chapter 6
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bookChallenge: Outlier Detection Using MAD Rule

Task
test

Swipe to show code editor

Now, you will use the MAD rule to detect outliers in the California Housing Dataset. It contains various features related to housing characteristics in different districts in California.

In this task, we will detect outliers in the column MedInc, which stands for Median Income.

Your task is to:

  1. Fill in all gaps in mad() function to calculate Mean Absolute Deviation.
  2. Calculate the threshold using value 3 as a threshold value.
  3. Specify the rule to detect outliers that will be stored in the outliers variable.

Switch to desktopSwitch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Everything was clear?

How can we improve it?

Thanks for your feedback!

Task
test

Swipe to show code editor

Now, you will use the MAD rule to detect outliers in the California Housing Dataset. It contains various features related to housing characteristics in different districts in California.

In this task, we will detect outliers in the column MedInc, which stands for Median Income.

Your task is to:

  1. Fill in all gaps in mad() function to calculate Mean Absolute Deviation.
  2. Calculate the threshold using value 3 as a threshold value.
  3. Specify the rule to detect outliers that will be stored in the outliers variable.

Switch to desktopSwitch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Section 2. Chapter 6
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