Abstract: A system standardizes and validates data across source systems and includes at least one processor. The system converts a value of a physiological attribute of an entity to a standardized value, and dynamically determines a first value range for the physiological attribute from a corresponding region of clustered physiological data of a population. The first value range is specific to and varies with an age of the entity. The standardized value of the physiological attribute is compared to the first value range, and the standardized value of the physiological attribute is designated as an outlier in response to the standardized value of the physiological attribute residing outside of the first value range. Embodiments of the present invention further include a method and computer program product for standardizing and validating data across source systems in substantially the same manner described above.

Abstract: A system standardizes and validates data across source systems and includes at least one processor. The system converts a value of a physiological attribute of an entity to a standardized value, and dynamically determines a first value range for the physiological attribute from a corresponding region of clustered physiological data of a population. The first value range is specific to and varies with an age of the entity. The standardized value of the physiological attribute is compared to the first value range, and the standardized value of the physiological attribute is designated as an outlier in response to the standardized value of the physiological attribute residing outside of the first value range. Embodiments of the present invention further include a method and computer program product for standardizing and validating data across source systems in substantially the same manner described above.

Abstract: A system standardizes and validates data across source systems and includes at least one processor. The system converts a value of a physiological attribute of an entity to a standardized value, and dynamically determines a first value range for the physiological attribute from a corresponding region of clustered physiological data of a population. The first value range is specific to and varies with an age of the entity. The standardized value of the physiological attribute is compared to the first value range, and the standardized value of the physiological attribute is designated as an outlier in response to the standardized value of the physiological attribute residing outside of the first value range. Embodiments of the present invention further include a method and computer program product for standardizing and validating data across source systems in substantially the same manner described above.

Abstract: A system standardizes and validates data across source systems and includes at least one processor. The system converts a value of a physiological attribute of an entity to a standardized value, and dynamically determines a first value range for the physiological attribute from a corresponding region of clustered physiological data of a population. The first value range is specific to and varies with an age of the entity. The standardized value of the physiological attribute is compared to the first value range, and the standardized value of the physiological attribute is designated as an outlier in response to the standardized value of the physiological attribute residing outside of the first value range. Embodiments of the present invention further include a method and computer program product for standardizing and validating data across source systems in substantially the same manner described above.