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June 6, 2024 15:34
Modify Standardizer to ensure compatibility with the new parent class and method
…tested with the original standardizer class
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…caler (issues with computing the median)
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…on was moved to the data_transformer class
…f samples is less than the batch number (especially useful for val and test)
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Refactor the normalization into a meta-class allowing different normalization techniques to be used on different variables. Add some testing (not pytest yet) to assert that the multinormaliser works as expected (i.e., same as applying different techniques each subset on variables).
For now, 5 normalization techniques have been added