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The Haversine (great-circle) distance metric would be IMO a very useful addition. It'd allow for better clustering of points residing on a sphere (particularly for point / node configurations where the Euclidean distance metric is not a good approximation):
I have written a hacky implementation (which essentially replaces the cosine similarity metric with the Haversine), that I can share if anyone would find it useful. But maybe we could find a better way to integrate this in the torch-cluster API, if there is interest?
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The Haversine (great-circle) distance metric would be IMO a very useful addition. It'd allow for better clustering of points residing on a sphere (particularly for point / node configurations where the Euclidean distance metric is not a good approximation):
https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.metrics.pairwise.haversine_distances.html
I have written a hacky implementation (which essentially replaces the
cosine
similarity metric with the Haversine), that I can share if anyone would find it useful. But maybe we could find a better way to integrate this in the torch-cluster API, if there is interest?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: