Closed ifarah closed 5 years ago
Sure, what do you want to call this method?
On Fri, Jun 7, 2019 at 16:21 Irene Farah notifications@github.com wrote:
Could the default of normalize_type in AccessModel be:
C=(self.model_results[column]-self.model_results[column].min()) D=(self.model_results[column].max()-self.model_results[column].min()) self.model_results[column]=C/D
instead of the z-score @lmnoel https://github.com/lmnoel ? I validated the data with WalkScore by standarizing it this way, so I believe it makes better sense than z-score standarization as default.
Thanks!
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minmax would be great
Done
Thanks!!
Could the default of normalize_type in AccessModel be:
instead of the z-score @lmnoel ? I validated the data with WalkScore by standarizing it this way, so I believe it makes better sense than z-score standarization as default.
Thanks!