Non-Hierarchical Clustering
Non-Hierarchical Clustering
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DOI:
10.1007/978-981-13-0553-5_3
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发表时间:
2020
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通讯作者:
F. Martella
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作者:
P. Giordani;M. Ferraro;F. Martella
Differently from hierarchical clustering procedures, non-hierarchical clustering methods need the user to specify in advance the number of clusters; therefore, in this case, a single partition is obtained. The two most famous non-hierarchical clustering algorithms are the k-Means and the k-Medoids one. They differ in the definition of the cluster prototypes. In particular, the k-Means prototypes, called centroids, are defined to be the average values of units assigned to the clusters, while the k-Medoids prototypes, called medoids, identify the most representative observed units for each cluster. In this chapter, non-hierarchical clustering methods will be briefly introduced from a theoretical point of view and their implementation will be presented in detail by means of some real-life case studies.
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HUBERT, L;ARABIE, P
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ARABIE, P