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Converted LpNorm, GcNorm and Whitening transforms into transformers/estimators… - #961
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| public void LpGcNormAndWhiteningWorkout() |
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LpGcNormAndWhiteningWorkout [](start = 20, length = 27)
Test is failing right now. There is data mismatch. Looking into it. #Resolved
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| /// <param name="subMean">Subtract mean from each value before normalizing.</param> | ||
| /// <param name="useStdDev">Normalize by standard deviation rather than L2 norm.</param> | ||
| /// <param name="scale">Scale features by this value.</param> | ||
| public static Vector<float> GcNormalize(this Vector<float> input, |
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While 'Lp' is fine (it's a mathematical notation L_p), 'Gc' is probably not. 'GlobalContrast' ? Does it even make sense to have both as extensions though? They seem to share a lot in common #Resolved
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I think they have different set of parameters and mixing them into one would not look good. I have renamed GcNormalize to GlobalContrastNormalize.
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| /// <param name="maxRows">Max number of rows.</param> | ||
| /// <param name="saveInverse">Whether to save inverse (recovery) matrix.</param> | ||
| /// <param name="pcaNum">PCA components to retain.</param> | ||
| public static Vector<float> Whiten(this Vector<float> input, |
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this sounds like a wacky thing to do to an arbitrary float array, is it not?
Do you think there is a good name that's more elaborate?
And if not, maybe consider not having the pigstension at all? #Resolved
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these are 0-based, are you sure? #Closed
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These are i think.
features are from 0-10 and label is 11. Do you mean something else?
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This PR fixes #959