According to the grader, I’ve completed Exercise 7 correctly. However, I don’t have any anomalies, although the instructions say I should.
You should see that `metformin-rosiglitazone`, `metformin-pioglitazone`, `payer_code` and medical_specialty` features have an anomaly (i.e. Unexpected string values) which is less than 1%.
Should I have created a new schema for the serving data?
By the end of exercise 7, you should have 3 anomalies for serving stats based on the updated schema which relaxes constraints for payer_code
and medical_specialty
. They are metformin-pioglitazone, metformin-rosiglitazone, readmitted
.
Hi Balaji. Yes, that’s what the instructions say. But that’s not what I got. And the grader marked my assignment as correct.
Please click my name and message your notebook as an attachment.
Please use statistics
parameter in calculate_and_display_anomalies
correctly.
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Thanks for the hint. I figured it out.
I changed the call as you suggested, but the error persisted. It turns out that the error was in the function definition. I had hard coded eval_stats
in the body of calculate_and_display_anomalies
It was odd that I was still able to pass the assignment with this error.
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