Fascinating paper, explanation, and of course interactive models of data on the site itself. This belongs in my HN favorites! The smaller_than data is indeed st

Fascinating paper, explanation, and of course interactive models of data on the site itself. This belongs in my HN favorites! The smaller_than data is indeed strange. It reminds me of the need for hysteresis on electrical comparators: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparator#Hysteresis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparator#Hysteresis >This allows us to produce 2-dimensional pictures of 5120-dimensional data. See this footnote for more details. Read that line out loud and get a laugh out of yourself. It's something Data on TNG would say.