FeatureSpacePlot gave unexpected results on my installation of Mathematica 11.3 for Windows 10 Pro.
So I tried one of the examples in the Wolfram Documentation on FeatureSpacePlot to verify my suspicion:
Rasterize /@ Alphabet[]
Which results in:
The result does not match the example in the documentation.
I experience similar issues with FeatureSpacePlot3D.
I upgraded Mathematica from 11.0.1 to 11.3. Does anyone else experience the same issue?
Cheers,
Dave
sghuisman
April 28, 2018, 11:04am
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because FeatureSpacePlot relies on RandomSeeding :
FeatureSpacePlot[Rasterize /@ Alphabet[], RandomSeeding -> 1234]
which makes your results vary over time by default
Thank you for the answer, Sander.
For me, that was not apparent from the documentation; RandomSeeding is mentioned under the options in the Examples. I just upgraded from 11.01 and I am testing out new features and try to understand them before I use them.
