Binning is a way to group a number of continuous values together into smaller cohorts or “bins.” The technique helps reduce the cardinality of data by representing the points in intervals.
Example:
One could use age ranges for binning the data.
Binning is a way to group a number of continuous values together into smaller cohorts or “bins.” The technique helps reduce the cardinality of data by representing the points in intervals.
Example:
One could use age ranges for binning the data.
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