Have you ever wondered what set.seed() does in R? What is it used for? Ever wondered why your UMAP or t-SNE appears different everytime you run it?
In this video I have demonstrated 2 quick examples to explain how set.seed() can be used to make your code reproducible.
I hope you find this video helpful! Leave your thoughts in the comment section below!
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:44 Example 1: Generating same set of random numbers
3:06 Example 2: Ensuring identical UMAP plot after every run
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