hard · CFA Level I Quantitative Methods
Meridian Pack is analyzing a dataset of 5,000 corporate bonds. To handle extreme outliers in the 'Yield to Maturity' variable, the analyst replaces all values above the 99th percentile with the value of the 99th percentile.
This process is known as:
- Winsorization
- Normalization
- Trimming
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