You're in the 'explore' phase of the EDA process and you notice a potential error back in the 'wrangle' phase. How should you proceed?
- Conclude the analysis with the current data.
- Go back to the wrangling phase to correct the error.
- Ignore the error and continue with the exploration.
- Inform the stakeholders about the error.
If you notice a potential error in the 'wrangle' phase while you are in the 'explore' phase, you should go back to the 'wrangle' phase to correct the error. Ensuring the accuracy and quality of the data during the 'wrangle' phase is crucial for the validity of the insights drawn in subsequent phases.
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