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t-SNE Python implementation: Kullback-Leibler divergence
To solve this problem I could:
Calculate KL divergence by my self,
Do something nasty in python for capturing and parsing TSNE() function's output [3]. … I mentioned I tried R's tsne library, but I'd prefer the answers to focus on the python sklearn implementation. …
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