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Handling Numerical Data using StandardScaler

In real life, values in a dataset might have a variety of different magnitudes, ranges, or scales. Algorithms that use distance as a parameter may not weigh all these in…
Posted by tkhan.kiit@gmail.com August 2, 2020
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