A data error refers to inaccuracies or inconsistencies in a dataset that can arise during collection, entry, transmission, or storage. Common types of data errors include: missing values, duplicates, outliers, and inconsistent formats or codings. For example, a sensor might drop readings (missing data), a database might have the same record twice (duplicate), or a human might mistype an entry (inaccuracy). Data errors can lead to incorrect model training or analysis results, as they distort the true underlying patterns. Therefore, data preprocessing steps like cleaning, validation, outlier analysis, and imputation are crucial to handle errors. Ensuring data quality is fundamental because “garbage in, garbage out” – poor data yields poor models or decisions.
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