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TitleImproving clustering using Bregman divergences
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We review Bregman divergences and use them in clustering algorithms which we have previously developed to overcome one of the difficulties of the standard k-means algorithm which is its sensitivity to initial conditions which leads to finding sub-optimal local minima. We show empirical results on artificial data sets.

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Ashour, Wesam M.
Fyfe, Colin
TypeConference Paper
Date2014
Published inthe 11th UK workshop on Computational Intelligence UKCI
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