do you have video how to use it?

[Sandy4321]

do you have video how to use it?

[sauln]

Sorry no, no videos.

I’m open to the idea of including videos, just never thought to make one. Is there something about videos that the written documentation would be insufficient for?

[Sandy4321]

I see
then maybe short code to understand main ideas?

[sauln]

Have you tried looking at ripser.scikit-tda.org?

[Sandy4321]

yes , it is not clear what is it
Is it new kind if t-SNE
seems to be it is something interesting, but what is it?

[sauln]

This paper is a great introduction to the general idea of persistent homology.

[Sandy4321]

looks good bu titi s too long for main idea description, so it is not something similar to t-SNE

[ctralie]

Have a look here: http://www.ctralie.com/Research/SlidingWindowVideo-SOCG2016/background.html#tda

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[Sandy4321]

looks interesting thank, but on practice is it better than t-SNE or algorithms based on graphs
how this can help with standard AI problems like classification or visualization for multidimensional data?