Akshay Agrawal

Are there plans to upload wheels? I'm considering including annoy as a dependency for a library I'm developing; it would be great if I could depend on an official wheel....

@ivan-marroquin , To clarify, do you want to use a different metric to measure the k-nearest neighbors of original data? Or do you want to use a different metric to...

Thanks for your interest! My tentative plan is to develop this feature within the next one to two months. I will update this thread once I start development.

@bbdamodadran, I've added an example notebook that shows how to do incremental embedding (i.e., add new points to an existing embedding), using `pymde.preserve_neighbors`. It's just 3 lines of code (or...

Hey, thanks for this piece of feedback. Adding new dependencies is a big change, so I'll have take some time to evaluate this. In the meantime, if `igraph` has methods...

Sorry for the delay, and thank you for posting the solution! I think this is likely due to the dependency on pynndescent, which uses numba, which in turn uses llvm...

It depends how close the new sample is on average to the first 1000 samples. If it's a nearest neighbor of many of the original samples, then the embedding may...

Thanks for reporting. It might be the case that the wheels are built with 1.20, instead of the oldest supported numpy version. The way the build handles the NumPy version...

PR #41 should fix this problem. I won't close this issue until a new version of PyMDE is deployed with the fix, though.

Hi @psychobas, thank you for the kind words! I do not know when the method will be exposed, or rather "officially supported", but all the code already exists and is...