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I have another question, shouldn't we calculate RMSE within the original data range? Why are we calculating values within the normalized range. Looking forward to your reply, thank you.
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Thanks for your questions.
For the first issue, please see this link (#14).
For the second issue, yes, you can compute RMSE in the range of original data as well.
- In the paper, to properly compare across the datasets, we use the normalized data. However, it is definitely correct that we can compute RMSE in the original data range.
- One caveat is that if we use the original data range to compute RMSE, if one feature has very large range, it may be dominant for RMSE value.
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