V-Mapper: topological data analysis for high-dimensional data with velocity

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Mapper, a topological data analysis method for high-dimensional data, represents a topological structure as a simplicial complex or graph based on the nerve of clusters. We propose V-Mapper (velocity Mapper), an extension of Mapper, for high-dimensional data with velocity. V-Mapper simultaneously describes a topological structure and flow as a weighted directed graph (V-Mapper graph) by embedding velocity in the edges of the Mapper graph. We apply V-Mapper to single-cell gene expression data using a method for inferring the velocity of gene expression. Moreover, the application of the Hodge decomposition on graph enhances the interpretation of the flow within V-Mapper graph.

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Imoto, Y., & Hiraoka, Y. (2023). V-Mapper: topological data analysis for high-dimensional data with velocity. Nonlinear Theory and Its Applications, IEICE, 14(2), 92–105. https://doi.org/10.1587/nolta.14.92

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