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k-Means is a data partitioning algorithm which is among the most immediate choices as a clustering algorithm. Some reasons for the…
k-Means Clustering: Comparison of Initialization strategies. Nitish Kumar Thakur 6 min read · Apr 11, 2020 -- 1 Listen Share k-Means is a data partitioning algorithm which is among the most immediate choices as a clustering algorithm. Some reasons for the popularity of k-Means are: Fast to Execute. Online and Mini-Batch Implementations are also available thus requiring less memory. Easy interpretation. The centroid of a cluster often gives a fair idea of the data present in the cluster. This cannot be said about some other clustering algorithms which are able to detect non-convex clusters wher
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