Open kunind27 opened 2 years ago
I think densmap may be incompatible with combining models I'm afraid.
On Tue, Jun 7, 2022 at 10:08 AM Kunind Sahu @.***> wrote:
When I try to embed categorical and numerical data separately and try to get their intersection using the operator. That is final_embedding = numeric_embedding categorical_embedding, when for both embeddings densmap=True. I get an error - KeyError: 'graph_dists'.
This is because in the file umap/umap_.py on Line#1111 in the method simplical_set_embedding the statement dists = densmap_kwds['graph_dists'] is incorrect.
That is because, in the file umap/umap_.py on Line#2067 in the method mul() the statement resut._densmap_kwds=... assigns a dictionary, which does not have any key named 'graph_dists'. Could you please look into this issue?
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When I try to embed categorical and numerical data separately and try to get their intersection using the operator. That is `final_embedding = numeric_embedding categorical_embedding
, when for both embeddings
densmap=True`. I get an error - KeyError: 'graph_dists'.This is because in the file umap/umap_.py on Line#1111 in the method
simplical_set_embedding
the statementdists = densmap_kwds['graph_dists']
is incorrect.That is because, in the file umap/umap_.py on Line#2067 in the method
_mul_()
the statementresut._densmap_kwds=...
assigns a dictionary, which does not have any key named 'graph_dists'. Could you please look into this issue?