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Do you notice clusters or outliners in the data ? Explain your reasoning
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Do you notice clusters or outliners in the data ? Explain your reasoning

Do you notice clusters or outliners in the data ? Explain your reasoning-example-1
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1,110 is a cluster because it’s a very large number for 52 degrees and 189 is because it’s a very large number for 16 degrees.

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User Adam Michalik
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Yes,I do 1,110 is a cluster because it’s a very large number for 52 degrees and 189 is because it’s a very large number for 16 degrees.


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