[docs] Correct the normalize-function #12066
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As it were, the normalize-function did not return values in the range 0-100. I've updated it so that it do, given correct values for MIN and MAX.
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As it were, the normalize-function did not return values in the range 0-100. I've updated it so that it do, given correct values for MIN and MAX.
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As it were, the normalize-function did not return values in the range 0-100. I've updated it so that it does, given correct values for MIN and MAX.