Questions tagged [distribution]
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Check if distribution per week is the same
I have sales by customer (b2b) and by date. I want to check if the distribution per day inside weeks remains the same from week to week.
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Criteria for assessing difficulty of a question
I have a list of questions and how many times they have been answered correctly and incorrectly. Based on this, I applied the formula:
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Predicting a distribution (instead of a point estimate) with supervised machine learning
I'm new to machine learning, but it seems that supervised learning algorithms that aren't also considered statistical models (random forests, neural networks, etc...) are focused on predicting a point ...
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Testing a Binary Classifier
I have been training a binary multilayer perceptron on a database made out of roughly 3600 0 values, and 4 1 values. Afterwards, I'm testing the MLP on a test set made out of 7 0 values and 7 1 ...
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Estimating the (normal?) distribution of the grayscale values of a region in camera footage
The problem:
Given a small ($25\times25$) region on a $1080$p image extracted from camera footage of a railway system, I am trying to detect whether there is a train present or not. I proceed to take ...
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Non IID variables and SVM Classifier
I am training an SVM model to predict the trend of stock prices (one-day ahead predictions. Classification task). It Had completely slipped from my mind that SVMs assume IID data until I had a ...
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How to make a gaussian distribution in python considering mean. variance. skewness and kurtosis?
np.random.normal(mean,sigma,size) allows to create a gaussian distribution based only on mean and variance. I want to create a distribution based on ...
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Does Double Median Absolute Deviation work for every distribution for the purpose of outlier detection?
I am using Double Median Absolute Deviation for finding outliers in a 1-D data. As mean with standard deviation gets influenced easily by outliers, that's why I chose median based approach. And the ...
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How to implement distributed deep learning on small master-slave architecture through data parallelism approach?
I am a beginner and I would like to deploy the distributed deep learning model followed by Hadoop on a toy example. Like I want to use three Personals computers (PC), one would be work as a parameter ...
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Label distribution over training, validation and test [closed]
I am wondering over whether the number of classes distributed over my training, validation, and test label affects the model.
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derivation for expected value for variance
Hi Im taking a course about probability distribution in datascience and below is derivation of the expected value for the variance
Variance = expected value of the squared difference from mean for ...
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The upper range of a collected dataset is most likely accurate, but the rest may suffer biased omissions: How to call this phenomenon?
Background: In collecting a dataset of a specific unit ordered by a numeric variable, it is possible that the upper 'cloud' of the dataset is correct, while the 'tail' seems inaccurate.
I can thus ...
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Individual models gives quite same distribution on Test set, whereas Ensembling gives better result but very different distribution
I am working on a binary classification problem with unbalanced data (17% for positive class).
The problem is as following:
My three individual models when predicting on the test set (for which I don'...
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Normalizing variables with logarithmic shape
A simple model with two variables [A,B] to train, let's say, a logistic regression or any other classification model:
A: Flat distribution from 0 to 100.
B: A logarithmic distribution from 0
to a few ...
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How to bin a distribution data reported with different frequencies ( salaries ), showing mixed linearity and non-linearity?
I am researching on pay-scales, and wish to receive advise to treat data of salaries.
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My interest is to approximate the salary corresponding to different hierarchical levels in an ...
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Gbm prediction distribution different to training data
I’m doing a regression on a dataset using lightgbm. For the training data the response variable has a non normal distribution which is multimodal. However, the predictions out-of-fold have are ...
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Non-Gaussian like distributions - Classifier of source data fails on target data
I ask you for help on a classification problem (classes are represented by the numbers 0,1 and 2). All features are extracted from time series data (fundamental is sinus shape).
I have a source ...
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Scalling features for competition participants
Hello there and Happy Holidays.
I have a data set with each row representing a race with 6 participants, with each participant having its own column for each feature. The target variable is ...
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Normal vs Uniform Distribution for machine learning
I have a dataset that follows Zipf's law such that the majority of the values are concentrated at one end, with the remaining items containing a very small percentage. Training on the dataset as is ...
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distribution difference between image and text
Once for the task of image captioning I've read that, the features extracted from image and text by deep networks are from two different worlds and got different distribution. My question is how is ...
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A/B Testing (Binomial Distribution vs Random Distribution)
When performing an A/B test for the number of clicks for users viewing (each view is an impression) two variants of an ad, a binomial distribution can be assumed where each variant has a constant ...
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What is a distribution-wise asymmetric measure?
I was trying to understand KL-Divergence, $$D_{KL} \langle P(X) \Vert P(Y) \rangle,$$ and was going through its Wikipedia article. It says the following
In contrast to variation of information, it is ...
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How to find the best fitting parametric distribution for an empirical dataset (stock returns)?
Given some real-valued empirical data (time series), I could convert it to a histogram to have an (non-parametric) empirical distribution of the data, but histograms are blocky and jagged.
Instead, I ...
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Normal distribution and Random Forest
I have big table in dataframe (600k rows) which has y column (the variable I want to predict) and other 4 other columns that are the X.
I have run RF regressor and I got score of 0.87 when I run it ...
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Tensorflow Model not returning a Distribution object when having DistributionLambda as last layer in a multitasking model
I am building a TF CNN model that takes a picture as input and has 3 outputs (multitask learning). On one of the output layers, I would like to output a distribution object, ...
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How to generate a random sample and distribute values based in an probability distribution?
I want to generate a random sample based on this probability distribution:
The line is the KDE of the histogram.
My random sample will have n values, the value is ...
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How to find a probability distribution the parameters of which do not impact each other like mean and variance in normal distribution do?
I need to find a probability distribution to fit my data. My data has two important features, duration and activity count. Duration means how long one sequence lasts and activity count means the ...
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How to interpret KDE distribution graph?
I would like to know how to interpret this distribution graph. I have been doing an exercise from the book called 'Python for Finance Cookbook' by Eryk Lewinson. It does not give an in-depth ...
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What observations can you perceive from the following table?
I am preparing my thesis presentation and I want to give a clear understanding of the data that I have collected for the jury members. I understood the data very well, but I feel like I am lacking a ...
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[under/over]-sampling teaches model the wrong distribution?
TLDR: Will under/oversampling during the training phase teach the model the wrong distribution and adversely affect accuracy?
Let us assume you want to train a classifier to differentiate between ...
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Unable to transform the variable to normal distribution
I have a variable called 'list_price' in my data ,which is not normally distributed.
Here is the screenshot of how the distribution looks like before transformation
Tried transforming it with the ...
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Calculating probability from a distribution
I have a histogram/count plots of average time a property is in the market. Given this distribution, I'd like to calculate the probability that a similar property will be leased within 'x # of weeks' ...
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Getting a balanced sample across many variables
Let’s say each element in my population has several attributes.
Let’s call then A, B, C, D, E, F.
Let’s say, for simplicity, each attribute has 10 values (but could be any number between 2 and 30).
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Finding the worst affected industry due to COVID in terms of unemployment
My goal is to find the worst affected industries from COVID—19 in terms unemployment.
In terms of the data I will use for this task, I have a time series county-wise unemployment rate data of each ...
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Can the extent of variability within a dataset be reflected through clustering?
As an example: I need to compare the extent of variability amongst houses belonging to 4 different architectural eras - I want to see how different the houses are within each group and then compare ...
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What is the distribution of the goal feature in this dataset
https://www.kaggle.com/kemical/kickstarter-projects
I was checking the distribution of the "goal" feature in this 2016 KickStarter data set. I figure goal would be more normally distributed ...
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A good machine learning approach for distribution of a whole?
So I had done with different classification, regression and clustering approaches for predictions of values etc. I was wondering if there is a machine learning approach for distribution of a whole ...
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Naive Bayes vs Full Bayes model classifiers
I have a hard time to understand when Naive Bayes works better than Full Bayes.
In general, i know that naive bayes does the assumption that features are independent given the class. However, if ...
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Understand how to simulate a statistics [closed]
This solution describes how to simulate statistics to find a confidence interval.
A journalist called 1000 people in town to ask who will they be voting for out of candidates A and B.
The observed ...
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How to draw a sample from data set with respect to a given categorical or numerical variable based on given freely chosen distribution? (Python)
Say I have a data set for some past period. Now new data appears and for a given variable in the data and we find that the distributions have shifted (for example with "age" it would be that suddenly ...
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Professionals appear to interpret sample correlation (e.g. Karl Pearson) as if it represents linear correlation. Is it the correct interpretation? [closed]
I am stressed following the wrong interpretation. What is the correct way of understanding a correlation coefficient.
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Compare the variances of two categorical distributions in a repeated measure design
I ran two model-building procedures with different parameters on the same sample and obtained the selection of my optimized hyperparameter for each outer fold (each of the analyses had 100 outer folds ...
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Text data distributions comparison
I would like to know what is the best method to compare the different text data distributions. I am working on text classification. I built a model using the old dataset. Now, I would like to know, ...
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How is the E(X) of a Poisson distribution lambda? [closed]
I was recently learning about the Poisson distribution, and was very perplexed about the E(X) equaling lambda. Like how did lambda even come into the picture here, isn't it a symbol of wavelength?
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Is there a cost associated with converting Koalas dataframe to Spark dataframe?
I know that pandas works "under the hood" with numpy arrays stored in dictionaries. In contrast, Koalas works with the underlying Spark framework. Does that mean that there is no extra cost associated ...
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How to resample one dataset to conform to the distribution of another dataset?
I have two datasets with 20 features, but with different feature distributions (DS_A and DS_B). How can I sample the DS_A to make its distribution similar to DS_B, with respect to multiple features??
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How to interpret axis of Histogram and distribution curve?
After doing statistical analysis of data I got the below figures:
The data contains a line length in meters which is represented with Line(m). The purpose here is to confirm the distribution behavior ...
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difference btw data distribution and frquency distribution
I have a dataset with 'n' features and corresponding labels(binary in nature). How can I calculate the data distribution and frequency distribution of the same? What is the difference btw the two?
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Calculate marginal probability distributions of a dataset
I have a dataset with 'n' features and a label(binary) corresponding each entry. I am using a predicitive model to predict these labels using those 'n' features. Now, I wish to know the marginal ...
