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+ It requires [Qt](https://www.qt.io/), [Python 3.6](https://www.python.org/), [numpy](https://numpy.org/) and [scikit-learn](https://scikit-learn.org/).
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## How to use:
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1. Put the directory of your data sequence, e.g. "YOUR_DATA" in **Joint_tsne/data**. There are several requirements on the format and organization of your data:
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1. Put the directory of your data sequence, e.g. "YOUR_DATA" in **./data**. There are several requirements on the format and organization of your data:
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+ Each data frame is named as *f_i.txt*, where *i* is the time step/index of this data frame in the sequence.
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+ The *j* th row of the data frame contains both the feature vector and label of the *j* th item, which is seperated by \tab. The label is at the last position.
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+ All data frames must have the same number of rows, and the the same item is at the same row in different data frames to compute the node similarities one by one.
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2. Create a configuration file, e.g. "YOUR_DATA.json" in **Joint_tsne/config**, which is organized as a json structure.
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2. Create a configuration file, e.g. "YOUR_DATA.json" in **./config**, which is organized as a json structure.
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In this file, *algo* represents the hyperparamters of our algorithm except for *bfs_level*, which always equals to 1. *thesne* contains the information of the input data. Please remember that *data_name* must be consistent with the directory name in the previous step.
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3. Create a shell script, e.g. "YOUR_DATA.sh" in **Joint_tsne/scripts** as below:
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3. Create a shell script, e.g. "YOUR_DATA.sh" in **./scripts** as below:
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<code>
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```shell
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# !/bin/bash
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# 1. specify the configuration file with absolute file path
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