The information of incremental ISOMAP is in this page. Currently, this page is under construction.
See also the manifold learning page.
Papers
Software
Currently, we are working towards a version of our software that can be released on the web. Before this happens, you are welcome to request a preliminary version of our incremental ISOMAP implementation. Please contact Martin Law for this.
Be warned, though, that the code in its current state is not well-documented. The current interface is designed for the ease of performing experiments. So, they will be clumsy to use.
The matlab code that I use to draw the neighborhood graph in the journal version of the paper is as follows:
[II, JJ, SS] = find(neighborhood_graph); % neighborhood graph is represented by the sparse adjacency matrix "neighborhood_graph" plot3( X_cord, Y_cord, Z_cord, '.'); % X_cord is a column vector containing the X co-ordinate of the points. hold on; mygplot(II, JJ, SS, [X_cord, Y_cord, Z_cord] ); hold off;
The function "mygplot" is modified from the function "gplot" so that it can handle 3D graph plot.
Sample avi
There are four windows in these avi files. The top-left compares the co-ordinates estimated by the batch and the incremental version of ISOMAP. The top-right denotes the neighborhood graph. Points in the lower-left are colored according to the first dimension extracted by ISOMAP. Points in the lower-right are colored according to the second dimension extracted by ISOMAP.
This page is maintained by Martin Law.