PubMed · 759090
The detection of doubtful data: the program DOUBT.
Abstract
The problem of the detection of erroneous data has led us to define the 'doubtful patients' as patients who have a small density. Our program DOUBT computes the densities associated with each patient by using the method of n nearest neighbors. Then the program allows us to define a density limit, and chooses the patients who have a smaller density then the doubtful patients. The remaining patients may be classified by the program.
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V Morice, J Fermanian. 1979. The detection of doubtful data: the program DOUBT.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0010-468x(79)90020-5
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