An Empirical Evaluation of Different Initializations on the Number of K-Means Iterations

Cordeiro De Amorim, Renato (2013) An Empirical Evaluation of Different Initializations on the Number of K-Means Iterations. Springer Nature.
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This paper presents an analysis of the number of iterations K-Means takes to converge under different initializations. We have experimented with seven initialization algorithms in a total of 37 real and synthetic datasets. We have found that hierarchical-based initializations tend to be most effective at reducing the number of iterations, especially a divisive algorithm using the Ward criterion when applied to real datasets

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