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Usually "normalization" means re-expressing univariate data to make values lie within a specified range.

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I am working on a project to cluster provinces according to their exposure to river floods. I am considering the following indicators: Total number of flood events / total provincial area Total ...
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I have a set of values with the range -22.28 to 32.65 I need to normalize them to the range 1 to 10. The expected result of the min and max values after the normalization is -22.28 --> 1 and 32.65 -...
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I am working on a PowerBI report to display student data. The primary objectives are to filter based upon the academic level (undergraduate, graduate, doctorate), School in the university (Arts & ...
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I’m using docking-derived binding energy values as input features in a machine-learning model. All of the original data was generated from molecules of similar size, but our new dataset contains much ...
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so i'm training DDPG agent on 6 axis arm robot to move an object from A to B. The inputs are the coordinate of the joints along with the coordinate of the object that need to be moved. So, i'm kinda ...
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I am comparing time series of volumes of products in different orders of magnitudes (some have volumes of ~1k, others 10k, 50k etc). I have real values and predictions and want to compare the ...
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I have a question about normalization when merging training and validation sets for cross-validation. Normally, I normalize using re-scaling (Min-Max Normalization) calculated from the training set ...
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I have two sets of hemoglobin measurements from two different machines, each measuring different individuals. I don't have calibration information, but I do know the minimum and maximum values for ...
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I am using the python library xgboost to predict a continuous variable Y from a continuous variable X and some other (class-) features. I suspect that my X has low predictive power, if any. If I scale ...
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I was studying the expected value of the outer product of a normalized non-centered Gaussian vector and I found this very interesting and solved question and I am looking to generalize to a Student t ...
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I am using SVR regression for that i have imported the dataset (which has already been normalized between 0 to 1 and it is a panel data) so while running the regression model i again undertook ...
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I'm working on processing a large variety of different data series, each being a list of numbers. Some of my series range from -1 to 1, some from 0.0001 to 0.0002, and some from 2 million to 3 ...
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I recently came across a question that I couldn't answer based on my prior knowledge (note: not a homework, I already graduated): Suppose, we use more than one residual connections in a transformer ...
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Certain machine learning algorithms perform better when the features of the dataset have been scaled. In particular, feature standardization (subtracting the mean and dividing by the standard ...
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As a beginner in ml, I am watching a video on YouTube about designing a model of song recommendations on Spotify. For each user, there to be predictions about which songs to be recommended. One of the ...
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