Multidimensional Scaling
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- In this video we introduce Multidimensional scaling (MDS), an alternative tool for presenting data and reducing dimensionality. We show how to map data with distances, create insightful visualizations of our data and compare this algorithm with PCA.
This video is a part of Introduction to Data Science video series that dives into machine learning, visual analytics, and joys of interactive data analysis using Orange Data Mining software (orangedatamini...).
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The development of this video series was supported by grants from the Slovenian Research Agency (including P2-0209, V2-2274, and L2-3170), Slovenia Ministry of Digital Transformation, European Union (including xAIM and ARISA) and Google.org/Tides foundation.
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Written by: Blaž Zupan (biolab.si/blaz)
Presented by: Noah Novšak
Production and edit: Lara Zupan
Intro/outro: Agnieszka Rovšnik
Music by: Damjan Jović - Dravlje Rec
Orange is developed by Biolab at University of Ljubljana (www.biolab.si)
Nice tutorial, thanka for sharing
what is the name of this software you are using?
Hello, I have a large dataset that I want to apply non-metric MDS. I aim to use gower distance to measure distanceses. Is it possible to use gower on Orange or to do custom distance measurement in Orange and how can I do it. One more question is there a way to perform nonmetric MDS with Orange.
Unfortunately, there's no Gower's distance in Orange. You can use Python Script to invoke any package, including gower. Currently, we only support metric MDS, but I think there's no reason why we couldn't support NMDS as well.
I got the error like that you have a unsymmetrical file but my file is symmetrical
I got a distance matrix but I didn't get a mds and shown a error
Hi! I am currently using version Orange3-3.36.2, and I cannot find the "Feature Constructor". How can I access it?
I am also on 3.36.2 and noticed it was going as well. I used the "Formula" widget. It appears to be the same widget, just renamed.
@@dolingeratnscc6600 thanks a lot!
@@dolingeratnscc6600 Exactly right!