Out of sample extension for Isomap in Sklearn The Next CEO of Stack Overflow2019 Community Moderator ElectionFeature importance for random forest classification of a sampleSklearn Random Forest Prediction Correlation IssueSample selection through clusteringWhat are 2D dimensionality reduction algorithms good for?Class weight ineffective in sklearnValidation curve unlike SKLearn sampleTrain Test Split for overlapping samplessklearn cross_validate without test/train splitFor a multi-class classification problem, how to transform the target variable to a form that is usable by sklearn algorithms?Using raw log probabilities from Bernoulli Naive Bayes Classifier in python
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Out of sample extension for Isomap in Sklearn
The Next CEO of Stack Overflow2019 Community Moderator ElectionFeature importance for random forest classification of a sampleSklearn Random Forest Prediction Correlation IssueSample selection through clusteringWhat are 2D dimensionality reduction algorithms good for?Class weight ineffective in sklearnValidation curve unlike SKLearn sampleTrain Test Split for overlapping samplessklearn cross_validate without test/train splitFor a multi-class classification problem, how to transform the target variable to a form that is usable by sklearn algorithms?Using raw log probabilities from Bernoulli Naive Bayes Classifier in python
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If I'm fitting the isomap class with a certain dataset, then I transform with a different one, does that mean that Sklearn is doing out-of-sample extension ?
I.e.
isomap=sklearn.manifold.isomap()
isomap.fit(X1)
isomap.transform(X2)
python scikit-learn dimensionality-reduction
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If I'm fitting the isomap class with a certain dataset, then I transform with a different one, does that mean that Sklearn is doing out-of-sample extension ?
I.e.
isomap=sklearn.manifold.isomap()
isomap.fit(X1)
isomap.transform(X2)
python scikit-learn dimensionality-reduction
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If I'm fitting the isomap class with a certain dataset, then I transform with a different one, does that mean that Sklearn is doing out-of-sample extension ?
I.e.
isomap=sklearn.manifold.isomap()
isomap.fit(X1)
isomap.transform(X2)
python scikit-learn dimensionality-reduction
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If I'm fitting the isomap class with a certain dataset, then I transform with a different one, does that mean that Sklearn is doing out-of-sample extension ?
I.e.
isomap=sklearn.manifold.isomap()
isomap.fit(X1)
isomap.transform(X2)
python scikit-learn dimensionality-reduction
python scikit-learn dimensionality-reduction
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