I'm happy to contribute this if you want, but it would be good to have a hypo argument for outliers_gesd() like with outliers_tietjen(). The reason being, when you get a boolean mask you can use that to deal with outliers as you like - for example, clipping them to max/min values and so on. This is important for cleaning outliers in multivariate datasets, which are pretty much all of them.
I'm happy to contribute this if you want, but it would be good to have a
hypo
argument foroutliers_gesd()
like withoutliers_tietjen()
. The reason being, when you get a boolean mask you can use that to deal with outliers as you like - for example, clipping them to max/min values and so on. This is important for cleaning outliers in multivariate datasets, which are pretty much all of them.