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The DOMID (Detecting Outliers in MIxed-type Data) R package includes functions that can be used for detecting outliers in data sets consisting of mixed-type data (i.e. both continuous and discrete variables).

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DOMID (Detecting Outliers in MIxed-type Data)

The DOMID (Detecting Outliers in MIxed-type Data) R package includes functions that can be used for detecting outliers in data sets consisting of mixed-type data (i.e. both continuous and discrete variables). Some of the capabilities of the package include:

  • Generating artificial data sets of mixed-type data, including some marginal outliers in either the discrete or the continuous domain (or both), as well as joint outliers.
  • Calculating scores of outlyingness for both the continuous and the discrete features of a data set.
  • Detecting the marginal outliers in a mixed data set, when given scores of outlyingness for discrete & continuous features.
  • Finding associations among discrete variables and sets of continuous features.
  • Detecting joint outliers for a given association among a discrete and a set of continuous variables.

Installation

The package can be installed using devtools.

# Set build_vignettes = FALSE if you don't want to install the vignette.
devtools::install_github('EC1917/DOMID', build_vignettes = TRUE)

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The DOMID (Detecting Outliers in MIxed-type Data) R package includes functions that can be used for detecting outliers in data sets consisting of mixed-type data (i.e. both continuous and discrete variables).

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