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How to fill out metrics that are NA:

1. Identify the metrics that are labeled as NA. These metrics may appear as blank cells or missing values in your data.
2. Determine the reason why the metrics are NA. It could be due to data collection errors, technical issues, or a specific meaning assigned to NA in your dataset.
3. Consult the data source or documentation to understand the intended interpretation of NA for those metrics. This will help you decide the appropriate approach to filling them out.
4. Assess if the metrics can be imputed or estimated based on other available data. If so, apply a suitable imputation method to fill in the missing values. Common imputation techniques include mean imputation, regression imputation, or multiple imputation.
5. If the NA metrics cannot be imputed or estimated accurately, consider assigning a specific value or code to represent NA if it aligns with the meaning of missingness in your analysis.
6. Document your approach and the rationale behind filling out the NA metrics. This will ensure transparency and reproducibility of your data analysis.

Who needs metrics that are NA:

1. Data analysts and researchers who work with deficient or incomplete data may need to understand and address metrics that are labeled as NA.
2. Companies and organizations relying on data-driven decision making should pay attention to NA metrics to avoid biased or incomplete analyses.
3. Data quality professionals who are responsible for ensuring data accuracy and completeness may need to identify and address NA metrics in datasets to improve data integrity.
4. Data scientists and machine learning practitioners using statistical models or advanced analytics techniques need to handle NA metrics appropriately to prevent biased or misleading results.
5. Developers and programmers working with datasets that contain NA metrics may need to handle these missing values in their software or applications to ensure correct processing and analysis.

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