JuliaML / TableTransforms.jl

Transforms and pipelines with tabular data in Julia
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DropExtrema #193

Closed juliohm closed 11 months ago

juliohm commented 11 months ago

The DropExtrema(low=0.01, high=0.99) transform drops extreme values in both lower and upper tails.

Jay-sanjay commented 11 months ago

sir , where is the function DropExtrema defined I am not getting it in the TableTransform.jl

juliohm commented 11 months ago

The issue is about adding the transform, it doesn't exist yet.

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sir , where is the function DropExtrema defined I am not getting it in the TableTransform.jl

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Jay-sanjay commented 11 months ago

@juliohm sir to be honest , I am not getting exactly what I actually need to implement here. Could you please assist me with it.

juliohm commented 11 months ago

The DropExtrema transform is a transform that computes a = quantile(column, low) and b = quantile(column, high), and then discards all rows for which the values of the column lie outside the interval [a,b].

Jay-sanjay commented 11 months ago

Sir , this is the link for the PR https://github.com/JuliaML/TableTransforms.jl/pull/197

juliohm commented 11 months ago

Fixed in the master branch.