Hello everyone,

I have the following question. In general, as a rule of thumb features need
to be scaled using min-max scaling or z-score standardization before being
used in ML algorithms. However, it is not always possible to perform this
procedure (e.g., in cases when you do not have all the data, or you do not
have enough resources to perform this operation). At the same time, some
classification algorithms do not require data scaling to operate correctly
(e.g., Random Forest classifier). Correct me if I am wrong in this
assumption.

If it is possible, could you name please classification algorithms that do
not require feature scaling and those which require?

And one more question. Have you ever seen the comparison of algorithms in
terms of their speed and memory consumption (maybe, there is such
comparison for algorithms in scikit)? Where I can find the information
which algorithms are more greedy and which are not?

Sorry if my questions seem to you too basic but I am in the beginning of my
way. Thank you in advance!
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