Unsupervised Deep Embedding for Clustering Analysis
Several variants of k-means have been proposed to address issues with higher-dimensional input spaces.De la Torre & Kanade(2006);Ye et al.(2008) perform joint dimension-ality reduction and clustering by first clustering the data with k-means and then projecting the data into a lower di-mensions where the inter-cluster variance is maximized.
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