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Punta Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Falling on top of each other?
I was watching a video about Rug Plot (Staticstics) on Youtube and there was a phrase I did not understand in this sentence: "I added a little random noise to the weights to keep them from falling on top of each other" What does this mean? Thank you!
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Without knowledge of original data is difficult to say it, but I'll try. A rug plot usually accompanies another plot. Rug marks can overlaid onto the original data.
- Without knowledge of original data is difficult to say it, but I'll try.
- A rug plot usually accompanies another plot.
- Rug marks can overlaid onto the original data.
- So, maybe the phrase " to keep them from falling on top of each other" means "to maintain separate rug marks from original data marks".
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Without knowledge of original data is difficult to say it, but I'll try.
A rug plot usually accompanies another plot. Rug marks can overlaid onto the original data. So, maybe the phrase " to keep them from falling on top of each other" means "to maintain separate rug marks from original data marks".
A rug plot usually accompanies another plot. Rug marks can overlaid onto the original data. So, maybe the phrase " to keep them from falling on top of each other" means "to maintain separate rug marks from original data marks".
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