pub struct DiffusionMapParams(_);
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Diffusion map hyperparameters

The diffusion map algorithms has only two explicit hyperparameter. The first is the stepsize. As the algorithm calculates the closeness of points after a number of steps taken in the diffusion graph, a larger step size introduces a more global behaviour of the projection while a smaller one (especially one) just projects close obserations closely together. The second parameter is the embedding size and defines the target dimensionality.

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Set the number of steps in the diffusion operator

The diffusion map algorithm expresses the transition probability with a kernel matrix and then takes multiple steps along the diffusion operator. In practice scales the eigenvalues of the decomposition exponentially with the number of steps.

Creates the set of default parameters

Parameters
  • embedding_size: the number of dimensions in the projection
Returns

Parameter set with number of steps = 1

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The checked hyperparameters
Error type resulting from failed hyperparameter checking
Checks the hyperparameters and returns a reference to the checked hyperparameters if successful Read more
Checks the hyperparameters and returns the checked hyperparameters if successful
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