This vignette illustrates the intended role of autoencoders within BioMoR.
Currently, the autoencoder functionality is implemented as a lightweight stub that returns placeholder embeddings. This allows users to experiment with the high-level pipeline without requiring heavy deep-learning dependencies.
# Example: training a stub autoencoder and obtaining embeddings
data(iris)
feature_cols <- c("Sepal.Length", "Sepal.Width", "Petal.Length", "Petal.Width")
ae <- train_autoencoder(iris, feature_cols = feature_cols, epochs = 10)
emb <- get_embeddings(ae, iris, feature_cols = feature_cols)
str(emb)
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