How does the Min-Max scaling differ from standardization when it comes to handling outliers?
- Both handle outliers in the same way
- Min-Max scaling is more sensitive to outliers than standardization
- Min-Max scaling removes outliers, while standardization doesn't
- Standardization is more sensitive to outliers than Min-Max scaling
Min-Max scaling is more sensitive to outliers than standardization. In Min-Max scaling, if the dataset contains extreme values or outliers, then the majority of the data after scaling could end up within a small interval. On the other hand, standardization does not have a bounding range, which makes it more suitable for handling outliers.
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