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If you truly have unordered table data, and column and row swaps give you a meaningful heatmap data, I suspect the new row and column order probably tell you A
by rocqua 5y ago
If you truly have unordered table data, and column and row swaps give you a meaningful heatmap data, I suspect the new row and column order probably tell you A LOT. Because before, you just had random labels. Now all of a sudden, your random labels admit a meaningful order. That is a huge deal and suggests underlying structure in your labels!
- noduerme 5y agoOne good query is worth its weight in gold.