Data that do not conform to the normal pattern or sequence in a standard normal distribution...
Data that do not conform to the normal pattern or sequence in a standard normal distribution are referred to as: skewed data or outliers?
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It is called outliers
Because outliers are defined as the data point which which have different pattern and that different is not similar to a standard normal distribution, that’s why they are called outliers.
Skewed data is nothing but the asymmetric probability distribution of data around the mean, do slwewd data is not the correct answer for this question
Final answer is OUTLIERS
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