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Metric Step
Metric Step
rgudhi::PythonClass
-> rgudhi::SKLearnClass
-> MetricStep
apply()
Applies the class on a single persistence diagram and outputs the result.
MetricStep$apply(diag1, diag2)
diag1
A 2-column tibble::tibble specifying a persistence diagram.
diag2
A 2-column tibble::tibble specifying a persistence diagram.
A numeric value storing the distance between the two input diagrams.
fit()
Fits the class on a sample of persistence diagrams.
MetricStep$fit(X, y = NULL)
X
A list of 2-column tibble::tibbles specifying a sample of persistence diagrams.
y
An integer vector specifying persistence diagram labels (unused for now).
The class itself invisibly.
transform()
Applies the class on a sample of persistence diagrams.
MetricStep$transform(X)
X
A list of 2-column tibble::tibbles specifying a sample of persistence diagrams.
A numeric matrix of shape n_\mathrm{out} \times
n_\mathrm{in}
storing the distances between the n_\mathrm{out}
persistence diagrams passed to the $transform()
method and the
n_\mathrm{in}
persistence diagrams passed to the $fit()
method.
fit_transform()
Applies sequentially the $fit()
and $transform()
methods
on a sample of persistence diagrams in a more efficient way than
calling them directly.
MetricStep$fit_transform(X, y = NULL)
X
A list of 2-column tibble::tibbles specifying a sample of persistence diagrams.
y
An integer vector specifying persistence diagram labels (unused for now).
A numeric matrix of shape n \times n
storing the distance
between the n
persistence diagrams passed to both the $fit()
and $transform()
methods.
clone()
The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.
MetricStep$clone(deep = FALSE)
deep
Whether to make a deep clone.
Mathieu Carrière
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