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Binning means grouping a continuous variable into discrete categories. It is particularly used in reference to histograms, but could also be used more generally in the sense of coarsening.
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What is the justification for unsupervised discretization of continuous variables?
A number of sources suggest that there are many negative consequences of the discretization (categorization) of continuous variables prior to statistical analysis (sample of references [1]-[4] below). …
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