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Your data may contain missing values represented in nonstandard ways instead of null or NaN. For example, an upstream system might use “-1.0” or “-999” in a Float column to indicate missing data. Fiddler lets you specify custom missing value representations for each column when defining your model schema.

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Customize Missing Data Values in Your Schema

To specify which values should be treated as nulls when publishing data to Fiddler: You can modify your ModelSchema object just before onboarding your model to include details about which values should be replaced with nulls when publishing data to Fiddler. 
# Assume an instantiated Fiddler Model:
# model = Model.from_data(...)

# Modify your ModelSchema object before calling model.create()
model.schema['my_column'].replace_with_nulls = [
  '-1.0',
  '-999'
]
This configuration tells Fiddler to automatically consider these values as null when processing your data and generating data integrity metrics. For more information, see our in-depth guide on customizing your model schema before creating your Fiddler model.