Box-Cox transformation
Box-cox transformation is a generalized power transformation method proposed by Box and Cox in 1964. It is a kind of data transformation commonly used in statistical modeling for cases where continuous quantities do not satisfy normal distribution
The general form of the Box-Cox transformation is:
For example, a Box-Cox transformation is performed on the "SalePrice" in the house price data
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1 |
=T("D://house_prices_train.csv") |
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0.5 |
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=A1.derive(if(A2==0,ln(SalePrice),(power(SalePrice,A2)-1)/A2):Box_Cox_SalePrice) |
A2 Input transformation parameter λ
A3 Transform the SalePrice
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