inlier
/ˈɪnlaɪər/Definitions
1. noun
A point or data point that lies close to the regression line or the mean value of a set, especially in statistical analysis.
“The inliers in the dataset suggested a strong correlation between the two variables.”
2. noun
A point or area that lies inside a boundary or a defined region.
“The inliers of the forest reserve were protected from logging.”