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Notes

The raw data for this project originates from XXX. For this project, the raw data was scaled and standardized several ways. First, each variable was assigned to a category where a high value equates to a high opportunity (“higher value is better”), or where a high value equates to a low opportunity (“lower is better”).

Z-score

The z-score value represents the number of standard deviations x is from the mean. The z-score calculation is:

Where “higher is better”:
z \, score = \frac{x - mean}{standard\,deviation}\\

Where “lower is better”:
z \, score = \frac{x - mean}{standard\,deviation}\times (-1)\\