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we have to perform standardization only on the independent variable
Look there can be a question and that is we already took all independent variable on the x variable and
dependent variable in y variable using the data set. So now here why we are doing the same thing?
Look the answer is very easy. We have to perform standardization in classification problem just on all the
independent variables not on the dependent variable. So previously we just separate the dataset means took all
the dependent variable in x and the dependent variable in the y. Then we perform standardization on the x
variable. After performing standardization we will use these transformed independent variable for the
training. So we have to take all these transformed independent variables in the x and the dependent variable
in y.