To apply feature scaling for generative models on high-dimensional data, you can use techniques like Min-Max Scaling, Standardization, or Robust Scaling. These ensure that the input data is normalized or standardized, which improves model training stability.
Here is the code snippet you can refer to:

In the above code, we are using the following:
- Choose a Scaling Method:
- Min-Max Scaling: Scales feature a fixed range, like [0, 1].
- Standardization: Centers data to zero mean and scales to unit variance.
- Robust Scaling: Handles outliers by scaling based on median and IQR.
- Apply Scaling: Use sklearn preprocessors or custom functions.
- Integrate with Dataset: Apply scaling within data pipelines for efficient training.
Hence, this ensures consistency across features, improves convergence, and enhances the performance of your generative model.