In what scenario would you choose standardization over Min-Max scaling?
- When the algorithm requires features to be on the same scale and the data is normally distributed
- When the maximum and minimum values are unknown
- When there are no outliers in the data
- When you need to normalize the distribution
You would choose standardization over Min-Max scaling when the algorithm requires features to be on the same scale and the data is normally distributed. Standardization does not bound values to a specific range like Min-Max scaling, which can be useful for algorithms that do not require input features to be within a certain range.
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