Understanding High-Dimensional SpacesRepresentation by Graphs
Understanding High-Dimensional Spaces: Representation by Graphs
Skillicorn, David B.
2012-09-25 00:00:00
[A geometric space has the advantage that the similarity between any pair of points is independent of the presence and placement of any other points, no matter what the particular measure of similarity might be. This is computationally attractive, which is why it has been the basis of everything discussed so far.]
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Understanding High-Dimensional SpacesRepresentation by Graphs
[A geometric space has the advantage that the similarity between any pair of points is independent of the presence and placement of any other points, no matter what the particular measure of similarity might be. This is computationally attractive, which is why it has been the basis of everything discussed so far.]
Published: Sep 25, 2012
Keywords: Random Walk Laplacian; Edge Weight Sum; Aggregate Electrical Resistance; Laplacian Embedding; Embedding Choices
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