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I asked this question if it really was Machine Learning last time this was posted and I don't think it was (Feel free to correct me) It's - http://sequencer.or
by aaron695 6y ago
I asked this question if it really was Machine Learning last time this was posted and I don't think it was (Feel free to correct me)
It's - http://sequencer.org/ http://sequencer.org/
Pseudo-code - http://sequencer.org/static/images/image1.png http://sequencer.org/static/images/image1.png
I find it much more exciting than ML because it's both real and seems to be a simple online service for scientists, which is pretty cool.
A video on it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KN-N7l5spmE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KN-N7l5spmE
- mturmon 6y agoOn a cursory look it seems to construct a distance matrix between all pairs of items, and look for a spanning tree with that distance metric that is "elongated" - i.e., less branching. Straightforward enough. There seems to be a bit more, involving iterating over different scales and over different distance metrics, but that's not particularly principled or efficient.
- faizshah 6y agoThe github has a good overview of the algo(and clean python code): https://github.com/dalya/Sequencer https://github.com/dalya/Sequencer