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If a column's values have a few extreme values, we don't have a clear distribution in GaussianCopulaSynthesizer to recommend. One example is a 'horseshoe distribution', image borrowed from this blog.
Just a note that the beta distribution can take on a "horseshoe-like" shape when parameters alpha and beta are both <1. For an example, see the wikipedia article.
SDV is designed to estimate parameters based on the shape of the real data itself. If the desire is to artificially synthesize extreme values (diverging from the real data), then conditional sampling is the recommended approach.
Problem Description
If a column's values have a few extreme values, we don't have a clear distribution in GaussianCopulaSynthesizer to recommend. One example is a 'horseshoe distribution', image borrowed from this blog.
Originally suggested here: #2240
We currently support the
norm
,beta
,truncnorm
,uniform
,gamma
, andgaussian_kde
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