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UMAP is a library used for dimensionality reduction, particularly effective at preserving both local and global structures of high-dimensional data, which is often a challenge with other techniques like PCA or t-SNE. It is well-suited for visualizing clusters or groups in data, making it especially popular for tasks involving complex datasets such as gene expression data, images, and, as in your case, text embeddings.

Here are some key features and benefits of UMAP:

• Flexibility: UMAP supports a variety of distance metrics, making it adaptable to different types of data and analysis needs.
• Speed and Scalability: It is generally faster than t-SNE, another popular dimensionality reduction tool, and can handle larger datasets.
• Preservation of Structure: UMAP is particularly good at maintaining the local neighborhood structure, which helps in more accurate visual interpretations of the relationships in the data.
• Applicability: It can be used not just for visualization, but also as a preprocessing step for machine learning algorithms, improving their efficacy on high-dimensional data.

UMAP is implemented in Python and can be easily integrated with other data processing libraries like NumPy and pandas, making it a convenient choice for data scientists and researchers.

Explore OCI forecasting models like ARIMA, AutoMLX, Prophet, NeuralProphet, AutoTS, and Auto with just a few lines of code:

1. Install the oracle_ads package:

   !python3 -m pip install "oracle_ads[forecast]"

2. Define the YAML configuration:

   yaml_content = """ kind: operator type: forecast version: v1 spec: datetime_column: name: ds historical_data: url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/facebook/prophet/main/examples/example_yosemite_temps.csv horizon: 3 model: auto target_column: y """ with open('forecast.yaml', 'w') asfile: file.write(yaml_content)

3. Run the ADS operator:

   !ads operator run -f forecast.yaml