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* Trend | * Trend | ||
* Dramatically Increase or decrease of rows count for each time period | * Dramatically Increase or decrease of rows count for each time period | ||
** Example: Regularly scheduled web scraping that collects 9k records per week suddenly drops to 3k records | |||
== Anomaly detection for consumer data == | == Anomaly detection for consumer data == | ||
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* Length of the text message | * Length of the text message | ||
* NULL or empty value | * NULL or empty value | ||
* Minor differences of text content | * Minor differences of text content<ref>[https://medium.com/@ahmetmnirkocaman/how-to-measure-text-similarity-a-comprehensive-guide-6c6f24fc01fe How to Measure Text Similarity: A Comprehensive Guide | by Ahmet Münir Kocaman | Medium]</ref> | ||
* Character encoding e.g. [[Fix garbled message text]] | |||
More on: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlier#Identifying_outliers Outlier - Wikipedia] | More on: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlier#Identifying_outliers Outlier - Wikipedia] | ||
[[Category: | == References == | ||
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[[Category: Data hygiene]] | |||
[[Category: Data Science]] | [[Category: Data Science]] | ||