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Normalization 

Normalization is a preprocessing technique used in data mining and machine learning to rescale numeric data to a standard range, typically between 0 and 1. It ensures that all features contribute equally to the analysis and prevents biases due to different scales.

Use Cases

Neural Networks

Scaling input features to improve convergence during training.

Distance-Based Algorithms

Ensuring equal weightage of variables in clustering and classification.

Image Processing

Normalizing pixel values to enhance the performance of computer vision models.

Importance

Improved Convergence

Improved Convergence: Facilitates faster convergence and better performance of machine learning models.

Equal Contribution

Ensures that all features contribute proportionately to the model's output.

Data Integrity

Reduces the impact of outliers and irregularities in data distribution.

Analogies

Normalization is like adjusting the volume of different musical instruments in a band to harmonize their sound. Just as you adjust each instrument's volume to blend with others without overpowering or being too soft, normalization balances feature scales to harmonize their influence on the model.

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