Add diffusion map dimensionality reduction and simple Principal Component Analysis#17
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haven't looked at this for ages, but should be ready to merge. Perhaps I will find time over the weekend to give it a second glance |
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@bytesnake If you don't have permissions to merge this, just let me know and I can either add you as a rust-ml owner (if you're interested in that), or otherwise would just be happy to make the merge whenever you're ready. |
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@quietlychris yup you can add me and I will see how I can be of help |
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Spectral Clustering consists of two steps. First a dimensionality reduction finds important pattern in a graph between the points (by projecting the graph), then a clustering algorithm runs on the embedding. The technique is non-linear because cluster can be distributed such that they are nested inside each other, for example swiss-rolls or nested rings. A linear projection (like PCA) fails in such cases.
Gaussian and polynomial kernels are implemented and projected with diffusion maps.
LOBPCGis used for finding theklargest eigenvalues.Things todo before merging: