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A measure is said to have a high reliability if it produces similar results under consistent conditions. DO NOT confuse reliability with validity (see tag wiki). DO NOT use for inter-rater reliability which has its own tag inter-rater
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How accurate is IQR for detecting outliers
There really are entire books on outliers.
The usual specific answer is as that the standard deviation is pulled up by outliers, so any rule based on the SD may perform poorly.
The Tukey rules on quar …
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Results of bootstrap reliable (hyperbolic distribution)?
It seems to me that some quite different questions are bundled together here. In the thread Results of bootstrap reliable? I asked, in effect, for an explanation of what you mean by "reliable" and th …
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