Unsupervised Deep Embedding for Clustering Analysis
non-linear embedding that is necessary for more complex data. Spectral clustering and its variants have gained popular-ity recently (Von Luxburg,2007). They allow more flex-ible distance metrics and generally perform better than k-means. Combining spectral clustering and embedding has been explored inYang et al.(2010);Nie et al.(2011).Tian
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