Open RyanWalden20 opened 2 years ago
Verified this error is reproducible in the environment of the Rapids Getting Started Colab notebook at https://rapids.ai/start.html
I'm getting this error too. I accidentally made a duplicate issue (though slightly different).
https://github.com/rapidsai/cuml/issues/4475
Also, using metric = 'manhattan'
also crashes my kernel.
As mentioned in #4475, the current documentation is indeed misleading as it was copied directly from the hdbscan library even though the only supported metric currently is euclidean
. We need to update the documentation for now but there's a pending item in #3879 to expose more metrics through hdbscan (and single-linkage hierarchical clustering).
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Can I somehow make a euclidean space from a cosign space and feed it to hdbscan?
Describe the bug cuml.cluster.HDBSCAN does not appear to support precomputed distance matrix as the documentation suggests
Steps/Code to reproduce bug
Expected behavior The model to fit using the precomputed distance matrix
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