t-SNE Simply Explained

The t-SNE method in Data Science clearly and carefully explained!
0:00 Concept of Neighbors
6:25 Neighbor Similarity
8:17 Note on Standard Deviation
10:48 Moving to Lower Dimensions
22:38 KL Divergence
Resources:
Original t-SNE Paper : lvdmaaten.github.io/publicati...
KL Divergence Video : • The KL Divergence : Da...

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[@ritvikmath]

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[@MrErick1160]

I don't think I've ever been explained something so well. I feel like a genius right now! thank you haha

[@jameslucas5590]

This guy is great. Wish I had you back in 2013. For your audience that wants to practice in R. # Load required library for t-SNE library(Rtsne) # Generate a random dataset with 100 data points and dimensionality of 10 set.seed(123) n

[@ritvikmath]

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[@hungchen6604]

Thanks for the great explanation, especially on why using Cauchy in the low-dim space!

[@ritvikmath]

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[@ritvikmath]

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[@ritvikmath]

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Super video! What about a video on the maths and intuition behind variational auto encoders ?❤

[@ritvikmath]

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[@shashanksistla5400]

Hi Ritvik. I believe you've glanced over the fact that when normalizing the similarities in high-dimensional space, we use just the pairs with the point in question (i), but when normalizing the similarities in the low-dimensional space, we use all pairwise points. What is the intuition behind this?

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