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As of now the date growth is defined by new_date_range / old_date_range - 1, each range being defined by the difference between maximum and minimum therein.
Yet, using minima and maxima is very sensitive to outliers. Instead, one might favour the more robust approach of using the pth and 100-pth percentiles.
This could be an optional feature of db_access.get_date_growth_rate.
Suggestion by Stefan Sorg.
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As of now the date growth is defined by
new_date_range / old_date_range - 1
, each range being defined by the difference between maximum and minimum therein.Yet, using minima and maxima is very sensitive to outliers. Instead, one might favour the more robust approach of using the pth and 100-pth percentiles.
This could be an optional feature of
db_access.get_date_growth_rate
.Suggestion by Stefan Sorg.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: