Start learning 50% faster. Sign in now
One-hot encoding is a technique used to convert categorical variables into a numerical format, where each category is represented by a binary variable. For instance, in the “Gender” variable, one-hot encoding would create two binary columns: “Male” and “Female.” Each observation will have a value of 1 in one column and 0 in the other, making the data usable in machine learning algorithms that require numerical input. One-hot encoding prevents ordinal relationships from being falsely implied, ensuring accurate representation of non-numeric data in modeling. The other options are incorrect because: • Option 1 (normalization) scales data but is ineffective for categorical conversion. • Option 3 (logarithmic transformation) is used for continuous data to reduce skew, not categorical data. • Option 4 (binning) groups continuous data into categories rather than encoding existing categories. • Option 5 (polynomial transformation) applies to numerical features and is unrelated to categorical conversion.
Who is to the immediate right of J?
Who among the following sits second to the right of Y?
Who among the following person sits second to the left of V?
Who among the following person uses Sony laptop?
If I sits second to the left of N, then how many persons are sitting on the left of I?
Which of the following pairs represent the people sitting at extreme end of the rows?