Leland McInnes

It is a matplotlib figure, you you can use the standard matplotlib commands to handle the legend. For example adding a line with: ```python plt.legend(bbox_to_anchor=(1, 1.05), loc=2) ``` might do...

In practice you may need to create your own handles to pass to ``legend``. This is, obviously, not ideal but it should work. Ultimately this is not meant to be...

I would like to get @timsainb 's opinion on this. Personally I can see a lot of value in supporting other deep learning frameworks, and since dependencies can be optional...

If Tim is on board, then I think we can call this a go! Really looking forward to seeing this in place.

Sounds ideal to me. I really like the idea of having the least friction for users, and this would meet that goal. It may be worth providing a warning, or...

```python um = umap.UMAP(n_neighbors=10, min_dist=0.1, n_components=120, metric='cosine', verbose=True) ``` Will provide some verbose output while it works, giving at least some feedback. The current main branch on github also has...

As it stands you can potentially pass ``tqdm_kwds`` with a ``file`` argument that provides a buffer where tqdm will write progress to, and monitor that. If you need something a...

Yeah; numba has some pickleability issues that can be tricky to track down. In principle I can fix this with an appropriate ``__get_state__`` and ``__set_state__`` which effectively does the kind...

Currently there is no proper way to do it -- the interface provides a quick and easy approach, but doesn't support a mix weight (the weighting is balanced between the...

I think that is the right view. UMAP is based on the metric and topological structure of the data. It's position or configuration in space doesn't really matter; it is...