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**Note**: This software is based on the bhtsne library, its native executable and the python interface that is used to call the native executable. This library is the official implementation of t-SNE, made by its authors. Using the exact same input data, different systems will generate slightly different outputs in this library, and such differences will propagate to our software.
**Note:** As any other software, the code is not bug free. There might be limitations in the views and functionalities of the tool that could be addressed in a future code update.
# Data Sets #
All data sets used in the paper are in the `data` folder, formatted as comma separated values (csv).
Most of them are available online from the [UCI Machine Learning Repository](http://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/index.php): Iris, Breast Cancer Wisconsin (Original), Pima Indians Diabetes, and SPECTF. We also used a custom-made data set with Gaussian clusters.
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There is no need to install anything for the frontend, since all modules are in the repository.
# Usage #
Below is an example of how you can get t-viSNE running using Python for both frontend and backend. The frontend is written in Javascript/HTML, so it could be hosted in any other web server of your preference. The only hard requirement (currently) is that both frontend and backend must be running on the same machine.
Below is an example of how you can get t-viSNE running using Python for both frontend and backend. The frontend is written in JavaScript/HTML, so it could be hosted in any other web server of your preference. The only hard requirement (currently) is that both frontend and backend must be running on the same machine.
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# first terminal: hosting the visualization side (client)
# for Python3
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**Outcome:** The above process describes how you will be able to reproduce precisely the results presented in Figures 1 and 7 of the paper. Thank you for your time!
# Corresponding Author #
For any questions with regard to the implementation or the paper, feel free to contact [Angelos Chatzimparmpas](mailto:angelos.chatzimparmpas@lnu.se).
For any questions with regard to the implementation or the paper, feel free to contact [Angelos Chatzimparmpas](mailto:angelos.chatzimparmpas@lnu.se).

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