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claim:pca-is-the-appropriate-dimensionality-reduction-technique-for-constructing-the-rn-because-it-preserves-global-structure-and-provides-deterministic-interpretable-projectionsPCA is the appropriate dimensionality reduction technique for constructing the RN because it preserves global structure and provides deterministic, interpretable projections.
Justifies PCA choice over UMAP or t-SNE for the node-structured RN model.
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extracted_from(2025) · Li, Jingkai
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