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I switched from python's sklearn NMF to your implementation because of the improved speed and convenient cross-validation. This also means I'm fairly new to R and I'm sorry if my question is obvious.
I have a dataset with 500000 features and 734 observations. I ran crossValidate() with methods 'predict', 'robust', and 'impute' for 2:10 components with ten repetitions each and the same random seed (everything else was default settings). The resulting MSE's were exactly the same across methods, which I believe shouldn't be the case despite using the same random seed. Any ideas why this might happen?
Thank you for developing this amazing package!
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I switched from python's sklearn NMF to your implementation because of the improved speed and convenient cross-validation. This also means I'm fairly new to R and I'm sorry if my question is obvious.
I have a dataset with 500000 features and 734 observations. I ran
crossValidate()
with methods 'predict', 'robust', and 'impute' for 2:10 components with ten repetitions each and the same random seed (everything else was default settings). The resulting MSE's were exactly the same across methods, which I believe shouldn't be the case despite using the same random seed. Any ideas why this might happen?Thank you for developing this amazing package!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: