The procedure of preparing data for examination by eradicating and changing the data is known as Data Cleaning. The data that is incomplete, duplicate, incorrect, improperly formatted, and irrelevant are deleted. When it comes to examining data, this data may not be helpful or necessary, as it may hinder the procedure or offers inaccurate outcomes, hence it is important to clean this data. It doesn’t mean only the eradication of data so that there is ample space available for new data but it is necessary to maximize the accuracy of the data set without even deleting the details. If you…
Data Cleaning And 6 Best Practices To Create A Data Cleaning Process
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