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function detectOutliersZScore(tensor: Tensor, threshold = 3.0): Promise<{ outlierIndices: number[]; outlierValues: number[]; count: number }>

Detect outliers using Z-score method.

Outliers are values with |z-score| > threshold (default 3.0).

Parameters

tensorTensor
Input tensor
thresholdunknownoptional
Z-score threshold (default 3.0)

Returns

Promise<{ outlierIndices: number[]; outlierValues: number[]; count: number }>– Array of outlier indices
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