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            <title>Basic Normalisation Formats</title>
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These basic formats set how all of the inputs will be normalised.
FormatMeaningAAll inputs are automatically scaled between 0-1, except for those that cross between negative and positive numbers, which are scaled -1 to 1. Values that range between negative numbers and zero are inverted.</description>
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            <title>Format Negotiation</title>
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One of the benefits of using the Normalisation Engine is format negotiation.

Negotiation allows connection between AIs and your data, even when the layout of that data changes over time.

Example

Imagine you&#039;ve created and trained an AI on a specific set of data, learned from an ARDI asset in</description>
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            <title>Normalisation Formats</title>
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            <description>Normalisation Formats

A Normalisation Format is a text string that defines how a set of input values should be normalised.

You can use a basic normalisation format, which sets the normalisation method for all of the inputs at once, or an per-channel normalisation format, which has fine control of exactly how each channel should be dealth with.</description>
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            <title>Per Channel Normalisation Formats</title>
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            <description>Per Channel Normalisation Formats

If you want finer-grain control over your normalisation, or you want to be able to take advantage of negotiation, you&#039;ll want to use a per-channel normalisation format.

These give instructions on how to normalise each of your individual channels.</description>
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            <title>ARDI Normalisation Engine</title>
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            <description>ARDI Normalisation Engine

The ARDI Normalisation Engine is a common system in ARDI applications to handle the normalisation of data that is fed into analytics and - in particular - AI.

It has several key goals.

	*  To allow users to choose how - and</description>
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