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Data Autopsy uses median absolute deviation (MAD) and a modified Z-score for outlier detection, where the modified Z-score is defined as 0.6745 × (x − median) / MAD, typically with 3.5 as the threshold, corresponding to a tail probability of about three in ten thousand under a normal distribution.
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