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@dnnguifever I think the "comma separate list of values" refers to the features which are stored as comma separated within the tab separated file postfixed with '_features'. This file is the input to tsne.py which ultimately outputs another tab separated file that you can use to create a plot.
You probably figured it out yourself or don't need the answer anymore; just putting it here in case others have the same doubt.
Hello Roger,
I've just come across this, and it looks quite impressive. I'd like to try it out.
Just a couple questions.
In your description for extract.py, you write:
The results are saved to a tab separated file postfixed with '_features.
And then, later you say that tsne.py "takes a comma separate list of values".
So, I am new to the field, forgive me. Is the tab-separate output file of extract.py supposed to be the comm-separated file of tsne.py?
The output of tsne.py is "tab separated"; these tab-separated values are essentially the X and Y values that can be plotted?
Thanks!
Much appreciated.
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