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Is your feature request related to a problem?
In the first draft, plan to support:
Zero Imputation (ZERO): This method replaces all missing values with 0's. It's a simple approach, but it may introduce bias if the data is not centered around zero.
Fixed Values Imputation (FIXED_VALUES): This method replaces missing values with a predefined set of values. The values are the same for each input dimension, and they need to be specified by the user.
Previous Value Imputation (PREVIOUS): This method replaces missing values with the last known value in the respective input dimension. It's a commonly used method for time series data, where temporal continuity is expected.
Linear Interpolation (LINEAR): This method estimates missing values by interpolating linearly between known values in the respective input dimension. This method assumes that the data follows a linear trend.
What alternatives have you considered?
Use rcf imputation methods when it is ready.
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Is your feature request related to a problem?
In the first draft, plan to support:
What alternatives have you considered?
Use rcf imputation methods when it is ready.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: