The phrase "aberrant data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing data that deviates from the expected norm or standard.
Example: "The analysis revealed some aberrant data points that could indicate errors in the data collection process."
Alternatives: "anomalous data" or "deviant data".
They also need diagnostic experts who can, for example, recognize problems in a researcher's buggy code or determine if aberrant data are a result of computer hardware malfunctions, says James Ferguson, director of education, outreach, and training at the National Institute for Computational Sciences at the University of Tennessee.
The explanation for this aberrant data point is not clear.
Frequently, the most parsimonious hypotheses can be made when aberrant data are discarded or ignored.
Studies with aberrant data (over a 10-fold difference than those reported in other papers) were also excluded.
A sensitivity analysis was undertaken by removing the 8 most aberrant data that appeared in Figure 3 and repeating the analysis.
On each physiological series (HR, SC, respiratory rate, motion), missing or aberrant data are common and will be removed with the use of the preprocessing method.
Experts are quick to caution that the case of the Jacksons of New Jersey may prove to be distinctly aberrant, and data concerning abuse or other problems experienced by children who have been adopted in recent years is still developing.
There was no relation with clinicopathological factors between scattered type and aberrant type (data not shown).
The aberrant methylation data related to specific diseases in PubMeth database [ 44] were used in this paper.
These aberrant molecular data of OPN are correlated with the defects of bone and heart in cloned pigs.
There were no significant differences in the level of FHL2 expression between the different subgroups of patients with complex aberrant karyotypes (data not shown).
