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dimensionality

dimensionality In this context, dimensionality refers to how many variables or features are used to represent complex data.

In this context, dimensionality refers to how many variables or features are used to represent complex data. Dimensionality reduction means transforming many measured features into a smaller set of low-dimensional representations so patterns, structure, and relationships can be examined more clearly.

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Drafting source: Sharma Uma Shashi; LeDuc Philip R; Zhang Yongjie Jessica. A data-driven framework for modeling the dendritic spine continuum using dimensionality reduction and clustering toward understanding synaptic plasticity. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0349775; article XML SHA-256 ffa689646ae36226f7223d32e96e817d69b8d4eda1e109e1a70898297d8f6089. “A data-driven framework for modeling the dendritic spine continuum using dimensionality reduction and clustering toward understanding synaptic plasticity” (10.1371/journal.pone.0349775).
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