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Is there a simple way to get the information (indices) of each simplex that forms the boundary of a homological feature in the persistence diagram?
I have been able to achieve this with dionysus by tracking each point within the point cloud with an index, and placing some of the persistence information into a dataframe, wherein each feature has a homological dimension, birth, and death (included in gtda), as well as a birth simplex, death simplex, and homology nodes (which make up the boundary).
This was relatively simple to do with the 'pair' attribute in dionysus. However, I was wondering what the easiest way to achieve this in giotto-tda may be? I am interested in making the persistence diagram have information about the homology nodes / boundary show up in the hover tooltip of the plot.
I will continue to work towards this, but if the package itself already has a simple way to achieve this I'm sure many users would be interested to know.
Thank you for your wonderful package and help.
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Is there a simple way to get the information (indices) of each simplex that forms the boundary of a homological feature in the persistence diagram?
I have been able to achieve this with dionysus by tracking each point within the point cloud with an index, and placing some of the persistence information into a dataframe, wherein each feature has a homological dimension, birth, and death (included in gtda), as well as a birth simplex, death simplex, and homology nodes (which make up the boundary).
This was relatively simple to do with the 'pair' attribute in dionysus. However, I was wondering what the easiest way to achieve this in giotto-tda may be? I am interested in making the persistence diagram have information about the homology nodes / boundary show up in the hover tooltip of the plot.
I will continue to work towards this, but if the package itself already has a simple way to achieve this I'm sure many users would be interested to know.
Thank you for your wonderful package and help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: