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It would be nice if it supports Thin Plate Spline (TPS) interpolation.
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Following up on the discussion here, it would be good to document how to get reproducible results with UMAP.
I think we should consider changing
random_state
in the UMAP constructor to a seed (e.g. 42, like the newtransform_seed
default) so that UMAP is reproducible by default.We should document that users can set `ran