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One of the key parameters in t-SNE is perplexity, which controls the number of nearest neighbors used to represent each data point in the low-dimensional space.
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In this illustration, we explore the impact of various perplexity values on t-SNE visualizations using three commonly used datasets:
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By comparing the resulting visualizations, we demonstrate how changing the perplexity value affects the shape of the visualization.
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DATA_MAPPING = {
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'Circles': get_circles,
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'S-curve': get_s_curve,
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'Uniform Grid': get_uniform_grid,
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One of the key parameters in t-SNE is perplexity, which controls the number of nearest neighbors used to represent each data point in the low-dimensional space.
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In this illustration, we explore the impact of various perplexity values on t-SNE visualizations using three commonly used datasets: Concentric Circles, S-curve and Uniform Grid.
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By comparing the resulting visualizations, we demonstrate how changing the perplexity value affects the shape of the visualization.
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