what is the underlying assumption of a datapoint? when a data point is positioned substantially from the norm what is the answer what is the question of when data point is anomalous what is it called when data points deviate? how do i know when a datapoint is anomalous how to determine if a datapoint is anomalous what is it called when a datapoint is different from the norm? why is it called deviant probability how to know if a point is anomalous how unlikely is a given datapoint to have occurred simply by chance? why is a datapoint an anomaly or an event what is the difference between an anomalous datapoint and a product of chance what makes deviant data points anomalous if a datapoint is positioned differently from the norm, what does it mean for the datapoint to be considered anomalous? is deviant point an accident which of the following is a question of probability and whether a dna deviation is an accident or an effect? how to determine whether a datapoint is anomalous what is the question of how different datapoints should be prior to a deviant point to be considered anomalous? how do you determine if a datapoint is an anomalous datapoint what's the difference between deviant point and anomalous point