JasonSills
commented
9 months ago @tnt2501
From what I'm hearing here, you've likely found either a bug in the code or the data. For this, I'll let you choose how to approach the issue. You can work to remove where the field equals "10", or if you keep it I won't mark you down given that we don't know more at this time. Ideally you would explore the data that is represented with "10" and will likely remove the "10" values. I'd explore more before you remove them altogether, but this also takes time and the due date is approaching. I'll leave the decision up to you and how much time you have to look into this and explore. If you don't have time, leave it in.
@JasonSills
I was looking through the data for the field Collisionmanner and I see there are two values where this field equals 10. Instead of values like Rear End, or Left Turn.
For one specific row of data (Incidentid= 3340975) Collisionmnner = 10, Violation1_Drv1 = 49, and Age_Drv1 = 117. Is this data okay to keep for the analysis? All the values listed are very off from the rest of the dataset.
When making a dropdown box of the type of accident occurred (Collisionmnner) , should I make a tab for "10" since there are two values that have 10?
Thank you