Titlebook: Algorithms for Fuzzy Clustering; Methods in c-Means C Sadaaki Miyamoto,Hidetomo Ichihashi,Katsuhiro Hond Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Variations and Generalizations - I,generalizations into two classes. The first class has ‘standard variations or generalizations’ that include relatively old studies, or should be known to many readers of general interest. On the other hand, the second class includes more specific studies or those techniques for a limited purpose and

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Miscellanea,we have discussed the use of a similarity measure in fuzzy .-means. In the next section we mention some other methods of fuzzy clustering in which the Euclidean distance or other specific definitions of a dissimilarity measure is unnecessary. Rather, a measure .(.,.) can be arbitrary so long as it h

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Application to Classifier Design, clustering algorithm by slightly generalizing the objective function and introducing some simplifications. The .-harmonic means clustering [177, 178, 179, 119] is reviewed from the point of view of fuzzy .-means. In the algorithm derived from the iteratively reweighted least square technique (IRLS)

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Das Volk der Ausdehnungslosen I,ons and the given classes. Unsupervised classification problems are also mentioned or considered in most textbooks at the same time (e.g.,?[83, 10, 30]). In an unsupervised classification problem, no predefined classes are given but data objects or individuals should form a number of groups so that

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Introduction,ons and the given classes. Unsupervised classification problems are also mentioned or considered in most textbooks at the same time (e.g.,?[83, 10, 30]). In an unsupervised classification problem, no predefined classes are given but data objects or individuals should form a number of groups so that