3 ms·
> * You can choose your metric! Specific a distance function and you're good to go. Haversine for a great orange peeling, Levenshtein for visualizing word spell
by macleginn 8y ago
> * You can choose your metric! Specific a distance function and you're good to go. Haversine for a great orange peeling, Levenshtein for visualizing word spelling (and maybe provide an embedding for ML-based spell checking?)
t-SNE, at least the implementation I usually work with (from the R Rtsne package) happily accepts any distance matrix as input. I successfully used all kinds of distance measures with it.