How to Normalise features for small datasets?
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I am working with a small dataset ( N = 50 ).
I would like to normalise my input features.
I am facing the following issues:
- Because of the small size of the dataset the range of training input features would differ from the range of testing input features.
- The input features do not have a theoretical upper bound.
Can you suggest normalisation techniques suitable for this task? Any paper suggestions would also be appreciated.
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I am working with a small dataset ( N = 50 ).
I would like to normalise my input features.
I am facing the following issues:
- Because of the small size of the dataset the range of training input features would differ from the range of testing input features.
- The input features do not have a theoretical upper bound.
Can you suggest normalisation techniques suitable for this task? Any paper suggestions would also be appreciated.
machine-learning preprocessing
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I am working with a small dataset ( N = 50 ).
I would like to normalise my input features.
I am facing the following issues:
- Because of the small size of the dataset the range of training input features would differ from the range of testing input features.
- The input features do not have a theoretical upper bound.
Can you suggest normalisation techniques suitable for this task? Any paper suggestions would also be appreciated.
machine-learning preprocessing
asked 1 min ago
Pranav GargPranav Garg
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I am working with a small dataset ( N = 50 ).
I would like to normalise my input features.
I am facing the following issues:
- Because of the small size of the dataset the range of training input features would differ from the range of testing input features.
- The input features do not have a theoretical upper bound.
Can you suggest normalisation techniques suitable for this task? Any paper suggestions would also be appreciated.
machine-learning preprocessing
machine-learning preprocessing
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