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Attempting to get a high quality image from the TensorBoard projector my last hope lies in producing a svg from a screenshot. My attempts to create an svg in inkscape ended up relatively blurry and I am hoping to get some advice on the right settings or possibly another method. Size does not matter. I just want a sharp, scalable image.
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Multilevel neural net math packages are slightly beyond the capablities of most of us - otherwise I would run it and let it write the answer.
Seriously: Obviously you can create a set of xy coordinates from your data. Check the following extension of Inkscape: cartesianPlotData2D
It's available here: https://inkscape.org/sk/~fsmMLK/resources/
There are other tools, too.
Tensorboard projector seems to use Three.js which has an SVG rendering backend. If you are experienced with javascript and web programming you might be able to get SVG output by replacing the Three.js constructor THREE.WebGLRenderer() with THREE.SVGRenderer().
Usually getting better results from Inkscape's tracing function, I rarely use Vector Magic, but it's a handy item to have, although pricey.
I popped an image copy of your dots into the program and got a surprisingly good result, selecting the "photograph" option as the source.
It's available for your perusal for a limited time: Google Drive Link
Please advise when you have retrieved it, as I intend to remove it when it serves the purpose.
