# Animations 

In the top level of this supplementary material there are animated gifs which show the effect of naively 
using set transformer as an MBC model under a variety of streaming conditions. 

- gif filenames with the prefix set-transformer illustrate the set transformer
- fig filename with the prefix UMBC-set-transformer illustrate how UMBC enables the set transformer to be MBC

## Streaming Settings

- `single point stream` streams a single point at each timestep.
- `chunk stream` streams chunks of 8 points at each timestep from a random permutation of set elements
- `class stream` streams an entire class at each timestep
- `one each class stream` streams one point from each class at each timestep until there are no points left. 
   If one class has a stronger prior and more points, this leads to that cluster becoming dominant 
   towards the end.

# Code

the zipped code contains the same anonymized repository that can be found in the link included in the paper
submission [UMBC](https://github.com/anonymous-subm1t/umbc). Another README file can be found in the code 
folder which contains instructions for running the code.
