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Questions tagged [standardization]

Usually refers to "z-standardization" which is shifting and rescaling data to assure they have zero mean and unit variance. Other "standardizations" are possible, too.

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I’m fitting a two-level logistic mixed model with a random intercept and only level-1 predictors. The data are highly unbalanced across clusters: 266 observations in 25 clusters with sizes like: ...
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With reference to below links, I would like to confirm the following: When the outcome variable is continuous, and is scaled (assume linear model), When the outcome variable is binary (assume ...
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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 have the ordinary least squares problem $$ \boldsymbol{\beta}^* = \text{argmin}_{\boldsymbol{\beta}} \| \boldsymbol{X}\boldsymbol{\beta} - \boldsymbol{y}\|^2_2, \quad \text{Problem}~(1) $$ with $\...
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I face a few issues where im trying to predict my dependent variable Y. I have 6 different independent external variables with one of them being lag(1) of the dependent variable Y. I differenced all ...
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I am implementing a very basic Bayesian optimization algorithm in Matlab. It is generally recommended to standardize both the inputs (sampling points) and the outputs (black-box objective function ...
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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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According to recent papers, the main reason why BatchNorm works is because it smooths the loss landscape. So if the main benefit is loss landscape smoothing, why do we need mean subtraction at all? ...
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Standardization of Variables I'm conducting a study for my B.S.c. in psychology and need advice about standardizing variables for my analyses. My variables are Optimism, Stress and 4 separate ...
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I am trying out PatchTST timeseries transformer (paper, code) on a timeseries data that I have. The way PatchTST handles data is as follows: Note that on line 78-79, the repo does following: ...
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I try to model the distribution (ecological niche) of a species using a generalized linear model (glm() in R) based on several climatic variables and then apply the ...
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I have a question about changes in distribution after applying scale() in R. If my whole procedure is false, I will happily welcome recommendations, corrections, ...
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I have data representing a population of individuals and a binary outcome of interest. The covariates themselves are often probabilities. For example, covariates 1 through 5 are an estimate of the ...
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I've been running lmer() (in the lme4 package) on my data using this formula: ...
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I want to build a regression model using lasso regression. My understanding is that I should first scale and center my data (as asked here for example: Need for centering and standardizing data in ...
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