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Is there a way to input sparse data? I suspect this is not a straight-forward thing to do, because of the lack of a standard way to store sparse matrices in a text file, i.e. python probably does it different than matlab (did not check though).
OT: I just watched a video of you presenting t-SNE at Google and I want to compliment you on your explanation skills. Very clear and understandable.
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This is not implemented right now. Both Matlab and Numpy support compressed sparse row matrices, so it would be possible to add this.
For now, a potential way to circumvent this would be to do some kind of (logistic) PCA preprocessing in Matlab / Python and use the reduced data as input into t-SNE. (This is assuming that the full matrix is too big to keep in memory.)
Is there a way to input sparse data? I suspect this is not a straight-forward thing to do, because of the lack of a standard way to store sparse matrices in a text file, i.e. python probably does it different than matlab (did not check though).
OT: I just watched a video of you presenting t-SNE at Google and I want to compliment you on your explanation skills. Very clear and understandable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: