map.max.scaler: Maximum value scaler
In XanderHorn/lazy: Automated data pre-processing and machine learning
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Examples
View source: R/map_max_scaler.R
Description
Scales all numerical feautes to be between 0 and 1.
Usage
1
map.max.scaler(data, x, progress = TRUE)
Arguments
data
[required | data.frame] Dataset containing numeric features
x
[required | character] A vector of numeric feature names present in the dataset
progress
[optional | logical | default=TRUE] Display a progress bar
Value
Data frame with features and max value
Author(s)
Xander Horn
Examples
1
res <- map.max.scaler(data = iris, x = names(iris)[1:4])
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
View source: R/map_max_scaler.R
Description
Scales all numerical feautes to be between 0 and 1.
Usage
1 | map.max.scaler(data, x, progress = TRUE)
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Arguments
data |
[required | data.frame] Dataset containing numeric features |
x |
[required | character] A vector of numeric feature names present in the dataset |
progress |
[optional | logical | default=TRUE] Display a progress bar |
Value
Data frame with features and max value
Author(s)
Xander Horn
Examples
1 | res <- map.max.scaler(data = iris, x = names(iris)[1:4])
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