ArticleINFORMS journal on computing2021
Supervised t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding for data visualization and classification.
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Abstract
We propose a novel supervised dimension reduction method, called supervised t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding (St-SNE), which achieves dimension reduction by preserving the similarities of data points in both feature and outcome spaces. The proposed method can be used for both prediction and visualization tasks, with the ability to handle high-dimensional data. We show through a variety of datasets that when compared with a comprehensive list of existing methods, St-SNE has superior prediction performance in the ultra-high dimensional setting where the number of features
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