Advanced Dimensionality

Reduction

After reducing
dimensions
Advanced Dimensionality
Reduction Techniques
t-Distributed Stochastic
t-SNE Neighbor Embedding

This is a non-linear technique particularly

suited for embedding high-dimensional data
into a space of two or three dimensions, which
can then be visualized. It's especially good at
preserving local structure in the data.
 t-Distributed Stochastic
UMAP Neighbor Embedding

UMAP is a fairly new technique that is similar

to t-SNE but often faster and more effective at
preserving both local and global structures in
the data, making it suitable for more general
dimensionality reduction needs.
Autoencoders
These are neural networks designed to learn
efficient representations (encodings) of the input
data, typically for the purpose of dimensionality
reduction. Autoencoders learn to compress the
data from the input layer into a lower-dimensional
code and then reconstruct the output from this
representation.
 Independent
ICA Component Analysis

ICA is a computational method for separating a

multivariate signal into additive, independent non-
Gaussian components. It's often used in signal
processing and complex datasets where the
assumption of independent sources is reasonable.
Isomap
Isomap is a non-linear dimensionality reduction
method based on the geometric theory of manifold
learning. It aims to preserve the geodesic distances
in the reduced dimensionality space.

Each of these techniques has its unique strengths

and is suited to different types of datasets and
problems. Choosing the right method depends on
the specific characteristics and requirements of
your data and task