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AlignedUMAP for Time Varying Data — umap 0.5.8 documentation

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It is not uncommon to have datasets that can be partitioned into segments, often with respect to time, where we want to understand not only the structure of each segment, but how that structure changes over the different segments. An example of this is the relative political leanings of the US congress over time. In determining the relative political leanings we can look at the representatives vot

It is not uncommon to have datasets that can be partitioned into segments, often with respect to time, where we want to understand not only the structure of each segment, but how that structure changes over the different segments. An example of this is the relative political leanings of the US congress over time. In determining the relative political leanings we can look at the representatives voting record on roll call votes, with the presumption that representatives with similar political principles will have similar voting records. We can, of course, look at such data for any given…

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