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Detecting outliers by plotting some characteristics #3

Open juamiji1 opened 5 months ago

juamiji1 commented 5 months ago

Jurisdictional Hierarchy Beyond Local Community (V33):

I don't see any outliers upon checking and clicking on the dots with higher values.

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juamiji1 commented 5 months ago

High Gods (v34):

I don't see any outliers upon checking and clicking on the dots with higher values. image

juamiji1 commented 5 months ago

Class Stratification (V66):

I don't see any outliers upon checking and clicking on the dots with higher values. image

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Agriculture (V5):

I don't see any outliers upon checking and clicking on the dots with higher values. image

juamiji1 commented 5 months ago

Animals and Plow Cultivation (v39):

I don't see any outliers upon checking and clicking on the dots with higher values. image

juamiji1 commented 5 months ago

When including Eastern Europe, Siberia, and WES I find the following outliers:

ARGENTINIANS JAMAICANS

Some of the possible ones are:

HATIANS Check UNGAZIKMIT community in the book Ec14 next to SIVOKAKME Na11

Animals and Plow Cultivation (v39):

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juamiji1 commented 4 months ago

We decided to delete: ARGENTINIANS JAMAICANS HATIANS TRISTAN: The community to the east of Uruguay, in the Atlantic, is named Tristan, deriving its name from the island Tristan da Cunha. Upon consulting the book, it appears that they are accurately located. However, when examining the history, it does not seem that there is a native population on the island, rather it was occupied by the Portuguese around 1500 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Tristan_da_Cunha#:~:text=Tristan%20da%20Cunha%20is%20part,Helena%20and%20the%20Cape%20Colony).