On Spectral Clustering: Analysis and an algorithm
spectral methods for clustering. Here, one uses the top eigenvectors of a matrix derived from the distance between points. Such algorithms have been successfully used in many applications including computer vision and VLSI design [5, 1]. But despite their empirical successes, different authors still disagree on exactly which
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