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I thought about "draw to create data" before, but it brings problems when your data contains high dimensions (lots of columns). Painted data only defines limite
by loa_observer 4y ago
I thought about "draw to create data" before, but it brings problems when your data contains high dimensions (lots of columns). Painted data only defines limited number of dimensions, for other columns, Some prediction model can be used to infer the values. but with higher dimension in data, the prediction gets less convincing.
- dr_kiszonka 4y agoGreat point. For my use case, drawing points on a 2d plane would be good enough. I wasn't considering higher dimensions. Maybe it would be possible to "sculp" 3 or 4d data using a cad-inspired direct manipulation GUI like SculptGL or Meshmixer [0,1, respectively]. 0. https://stephaneginier.com/sculptgl/ https://stephaneginier.com/sculptgl/ 1. https://meshmixer.com/ https://meshmixer.com/