Once an expression function has been created, it is automatically available in the Spotfire expression language. It is also possible to create user-defined Normalization methods using Expression Functions dialog to register a function in the Spotfire expression language that is based on TIBCO Enterprise Runtime for R. The description provides a brief description of the currently selected normalization method. You can also enter percentage value (P) when normalizing by percentile or by the trimmed mean. The method specifies the normalization method to use and Baseline column specifies the baseline column to use. Transformed Columns can be added or they can also replace existing Columns. In the Data table drop-down list, select the data table you want to add the transformation to.To add a Normalization transformation to data that is already loaded into Spotfire: Select Normalization from the drop-down list and click Add.To add a Normalization transformation when adding a new data table: It is also possible to replace a data table with a transformed version of itself. You can transform a data table by normalizing the data in one or more of its columns at the time of loading a Data Table or even after data is already inside Spotfire. Spotfire provides various out of box methods and simple easy Custom Transformations to normalize your data. The second type of normalization has its origin from statistics and eliminates the unit of measurement by transforming the data into new scores. In order to normalize the data, it transforms the data vector into a new vector whose norm (i.e., length) is equal to one. The first type of normalization originates from linear algebra and treats the data as a vector in a multidimensional space. Two main popular types of normalization are used to solve this use case. For example, how do we compare a score of 90 in a Singing contest with a score of 75 on a math test? A common requirement is to interpret and compare scores or sets of scores obtained on different scales.
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