feature_scaling {jjb} | R Documentation |
Feature Scaling
Description
Scale features in a datasets.
Usage
feature_rescale(x, x_min = NULL, x_max = NULL)
feature_derescale(x_rescaled, x_min, x_max)
feature_norm(x, x_norm = NULL)
feature_denorm(x_norm_std, x_norm = NULL)
feature_standardize(x, x_mean = NULL, x_sd = NULL)
feature_destandardize(x_std, x_mean = NULL, x_sd = NULL)
Arguments
x |
Numeric values |
x_min |
Minimum non-normalized numeric value |
x_max |
Maximum non-normalized numeric value |
x_rescaled |
Rescaled values of |
x_norm |
Euclidean norm of x |
x_norm_std |
Euclidean vector of normalized |
x_mean |
Mean of |
x_sd |
Standard Deviation of |
x_std |
Z-transformed |
Details
The following functions provide a means to either scale features or to descale the features and return them to normal. These functions are ideal for working with optimizers.
Feature Scale | Feature Descale |
feature_rescale | feature_derescale |
feature_norm | feature_denorm |
feature_standardize | feature_destandardize |
Value
A numeric
vector.
Feature Rescaling
Convert the original data to
:
To move from the rescaled value to the original value
use:
Feature Standardization
Convert the original data to
:
To move from the standardized value to the original value
use:
Feature Normalization
Convert the original data to
:
To move from the normalized value to the original value
use:
Author(s)
James Balamuta
Examples
# Rescaling Features
temperatures = c(94.2, 88.1, 32, 0)
temp_min = min(temperatures)
temp_max = max(temperatures)
temperatures_norm = feature_rescale(temp_min, temp_max)
temperatures_denorm = feature_derescale(temperatures_norm, temp_min, temp_max)
all.equal(temperatures, temperatures_denorm)
# Norming Features
x = 1:10
x_norm = sqrt(sum(x^2))
x_norm_std = feature_norm(x, x_norm)
x_recover = feature_denorm(x_norm_std, x_norm)
all.equal(x, x_recover)
# Standardizing Features
x = 1:10
x_mean = mean(x)
x_sd = sd(x)
x_std = feature_standardize(x, x_mean, x_sd)
x_recovery = feature_destandardize(x, x_mean, x_sd)
all.equal(x, x_recovery)