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If many rows of a parent table have 0/1 children, then the HMASynthesizer is not well-suited to handle the data. Since data from 0/1 children cannot be aggregated (eg. a correlation cannot be computed), the HMA end up with a lot of NaN values which are then filled with a mean.
This resulting data is hard to model. As a result, the synthetic data is often constant at a min/max value -- the result of clipping out-of-bounds synthetic data.
Environment Details
Error Description
If many rows of a parent table have 0/1 children, then the HMASynthesizer is not well-suited to handle the data. Since data from 0/1 children cannot be aggregated (eg. a correlation cannot be computed), the HMA end up with a lot of NaN values which are then filled with a mean.
This resulting data is hard to model. As a result, the synthetic data is often constant at a min/max value -- the result of clipping out-of-bounds synthetic data.
Steps to reproduce
Observe how many values in the synthetic child are constant:
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