Sept. 4, 2022, 9:07 p.m. | /u/e05bf027

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I am referring to normalisation, scaling, standardising, etc. I have some knowledge of this but I am aware that some ML algorithms and approaches need certain pre-processing steps while others do not (e.g. gradient boosted trees can handle NAs).

I am curious if anyone has a cheatsheet or resource that explicitly lays out what data tranformation and pre-processing steps are required for the majority of algorithms?

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