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Data Clustering Using Evidence Accumulation Export

In In Proc. of the 16th Int’l Conference on Pattern Recognition (2002), pp. 276-280.

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We explore the idea of evidence accumulation for combining the results of multiple clusterings. Initially, n d−dimensional data is decomposed into a large number of compact clusters; the K-means algorithm performs this decomposition, with several clusterings obtained by N random initializations of the K-means. Taking the cooccurrences of pairs of patterns in the same cluster as votes for their association, the data partitions are mapped into a co-association matrix of patterns. This n × n matrix represents a new similarity measure between patterns. The final clusters are obtained by applying a MST-based clustering algorithm on this matrix. Results on both synthetic and real data show the ability of the method to identify arbitrary shaped clusters in multidimensional data. 1.


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