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Model interpretability is a problem of knowledge extraction from the patterns found in data to which data visualization can contribute. Nonlinear dimensionality reduction techniques provide flexible visual insight, but their locally varying representation distortion makes interpretation far from intuitive. In this paper, we apply a cartogram method, based on techniques of geographic representation, to data visualization. It allows reintroducing this distortion, measured as a U-matrix, in the visual maps of the Growing Hierarchical Self Organising Map (GHSOM).
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