In this paper, we present a string kernel based method for documents clustering. Documents are viewed as sequences of strings, and documents similarity is calculated by the kernel function. According to the documents similarity, spectral clustering algorithm is used to group documents. Experimental results shows that string kernel method outperform the standard k-means algorithm on the Reuters-...

The intelligent LINEX k-means clustering is a generalization of the k-means clustering so that the number of clusters and their related centroid can be determined while the LINEX loss function is considered as the dissimilarity measure. Therefore, the selection of the centers in each cluster is not randomly. Choosing the LINEX dissimilarity measure helps the researcher to overestimate or undere...

Clustering of objects is an important area of research and application in variety of fields. In this paper we present a good technique for data clustering and application of this Technique for data clustering in a closed area. We compare this method with K-nearest neighbor and K-means.  

Hartigan’s method for k-means clustering is the following greedy heuristic: select a point, and optimally reassign it. This paper develops two other formulations of the heuristic, one leading to a number of consistency properties, the other showing that the data partition is always quite separated from the induced Voronoi partition. A characterization of the volume of this separation is provide...

Data clustering is the process of partitioning a set of data objects into meaning clusters or groups. Due to the vast usage of clustering algorithms in many fields, a lot of research is still going on to find the best and efficient clustering algorithm. K-means is simple and easy to implement, but it suffers from initialization of cluster center and hence trapped in local optimum. In this paper...

identifying clusters or clustering is an important aspect of data analysis. it is the task of grouping a set of objects in such a way those objects in the same group/cluster are more similar in some sense or another. it is a main task of exploratory data mining, and a common technique for statistical data analysis this paper proposed an improved version of k-means algorithm, namely persistent k...

k-means++ is a seeding technique for the k-means method with an expected approximation ratio of O(log k), where k denotes the number of clusters. Examples are known on which the expected approximation ratio of k-means++ is Ω(log k), showing that the upper bound is asymptotically tight. However, it remained open whether k-means++ yields an O(1)-approximation with probability 1/poly(k) or even wi...