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visual method #11
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Yes, we used t-SNE for the bin visualization. The sample indices of each bin are recorded and emphasized in different figures. |
Please try visualizing samples from one single class, which is also the case presented in the paper. Running t-SNE on a large number of samples will decrease the quality of dimension reduction. |
You should simply use the extracted features to perform t-SNE. The figures you presented seem kind of strange. There seem to be two groups of features. But for bin selection, there only exist real images, so there should not be such distribution gap. I'm sorry I don't have the original script now. But the general procedure should be:
Do make sure that the sample order is consistent when performing bin selection and figure drawing. |
Thanks for the feedback. But the figures are still not correct. At the bin selection stage, onyl original images are selected. It means that the red dots (selected samples) should exactly cover the corresponding blue dots (original samples). And the red dots in the first figure should be of blue color in the other figures. But the presented two figures don't meet the principle. The features of a class should be processed through t-SNE all together. Then only the selected indices are assigned with a different color. Please check the whole process again and see if the red dots are based on different features. |
What is the method that makes the visual of the feature of bins?T-Sne?
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