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Usually refers to "z-standardization" which is shifting and rescaling data to assure they have zero mean and unit variance. Other "standardizations" are possible, too.
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How to calculate expected win percentage where only 2 of 5 values are known?
The idea here is that you have a 5 vs. 5 game where each player is using a unique character (henceforth 'hero'), and thousands of matches of this game have been played. The goal of the analysis is to …
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