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Alternatives to the k-means algorithm that find better clusterings

These approaches are beneficial but they are attempting to fix the problems of clustering algorithms externally



Spectral Rotation versus K-Means in Spectral Vectors Clustering

Spectral clustering has been a popular data clustering algorithm. This category of approaches often resort to other clustering methods such as K-Means



Performance Comparison of Incremental K-means and Incremental

improved version of K-means clustering algorithm. This algorithm will perform better than DBSCAN while handling clusters of circularly distributed data 



A Better k-means++ Algorithm via Local Search

The k-means++ seeding algorithm (Arthur & Vassilvitskii less than 1.0013



Improving the K-means algorithm using improved downhill simplex

that the proposed algorithm is clusters the data better than k- means algorithm because the improved downhill simplex algorithm selects the better fist 



K-means vs Mini Batch K-means: A comparison

The advantage of this algorithm is to reduce the computational cost by not using all the dataset each iteration but a subsample of a fixed size. This strategy 



K-NN Classifier Performs Better Than K-Means Clustering in Missing

Thus the purpose of K-mean clustering is to classify the data. V. Imputation with K-nearest Neighbor Algorithm. Nearest Neighbour Analysis is a method for 



Analysis of K-Means and K-Medoidss Performance Using Big Data

time and time complexity of the algorithm. In terms of accuracy K-Medoids is better than K-Means with an average accuracy of 63.24%



A Comparison of Document Clustering Techniques

standard K-means approach and as good or better than the hierarchical approaches that we However if one clustering algorithm performs better than other ...



EXPERIMENTS ON HYPOTHESIS FUZZY K-MEANS IS BETTER

clustering algorithm. In this paper we prove the hypothesis “Fuzzy K-Means is better than K-Means for. Clustering” through both literature and empirical