[Solved] AMSC808N Homework 5

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1. Show that the Laplacian eigenmap to Rm is the solution to the following

optimization problem:minkijyi yj2 subject to YQY =I, YQ1m1 =0. (1)

i,jHere, yis are columns of Y , and Y is m m, and the rest of notation as in Section

7.3 of 4-DimReduction.pdf.2. (20 pts) The goal of this problem is to practice and compare various methods for

dimensional reduction.

  • Methods: (a) PCA;(b) Isomap; (c) LLE;(d) t-SNE;(e) Diffusion map.Diffusion map should be programmed from scratch. Readily available codes can be used for the rest. For example, the built-in Matlab function can be used for t- SNE; S. Roweiss code can be used for LLE; my code for isomap is in the lecture notes. If you use some standard code, specify its source, read its description, and be ready to adjust parameters in it.
  • Dataset 1: Scurve generated by MakeScurveData.m: 352 data points in 3D forming a uniform grid on the manifold.Figure 1: Scurve
  • Dataset 2: Scurve generated by MakeScurveData.m and perturbed by Gaussian noise. Try various intensities, push each method to its limit.
  • Dataset 3: Emoji dataset generated by MakeEmojiData.m: a set of 1024 images each one is 40 40 pixels. Images vary from a smiley face to an angry face and in the degree of blurring. Its subsampled set is shown in Fig. 2. Note

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that picking a good value of for the diffusion map might require some effort as the distances between the nearest neighbors are very nonuniform. You should be able to get a nice 2D surface embedded into 3D with a right . Using = 0 or =1 is up to you.

Figure 2: The subsampled Emoji dataset.

Submit a report on the performance of these methods on each dataset. Include all necessary figures.

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