Mathematics and Statistics
- Normalization property (abstract rewriting), term in mathematical logic and theoretical computer science
- Noether normalization lemma, result of commutative algebra
- Quantile normalization, statistical technique for making two distributions identical in statistical properties
- Normalizing constant, in probability theory
- Normalization (statistics), removing statistical error from measured data
- The process of obtaining a normalized vector
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