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Feature engineering can be broadly classified into three main types: [[feature selection]], [[feature extraction]], and [[feature transformation]]. | Feature engineering can be broadly classified into three main types: [[feature selection]], [[feature extraction]], and [[feature transformation]]. | ||
===Feature | ===Feature Selection=== | ||
[[Feature selection]] | [[Feature selection]] is the process of selecting a subset of relevant features from an expansive set. This can be done through various techniques like [[correlation analysis]], [[mutual information]], [[chi-square tests]] and [[recursive feature elimination]]. The aim is to reduce data dimensionality while maintaining or improving the performance of a machine learning model. | ||
===Feature | ===Feature Extraction=== | ||
[[Feature extraction]] | [[Feature extraction]] is the process of creating new features from existing data through various mathematical or statistical transformations. Examples of feature extraction techniques include [[Principal Component Analysis]] (PCA), [[Singular Value Decomposition]] (SVD), and [[Non-negative Matrix Factorization]] (NMF). The goal of feature extraction is to create a more informative and compact representation of data which could then enhance machine learning models' performance. | ||
===Feature | ===Feature Transformation=== | ||
[[Feature transformation]] involves | [[Feature transformation]] involves altering the original features by applying mathematical or statistical functions such as logarithmic, exponential or power functions. The purpose of feature transformation is to [[normalize]] data or make it more suitable for a machine learning model. Common feature transformation techniques include [[scaling]], [[centering]] and [[normalization]]. | ||
==How is feature engineering done in practice?== | ==How is feature engineering done in practice?== |