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Very interesting! It looks like the paper examines characteristics mostly independently to form groupings. Have you considered examining all the characteristics
by kens 5y ago
Very interesting! It looks like the paper examines characteristics mostly independently to form groupings. Have you considered examining all the characteristics at once using something like t-SNE to see if any new subgroups appear?
- SubiculumCode 5y agot-SNE is a cool technique, even if some of the parameters require manual judgment/tuning. I've actually been thinking about taking our various groupings and trying a combined analysis, maybe with multivariate distance matrix regression. One issue is that labels are not exclusive, some individual may belong to several.