Comparative Analysis of Hybrid K-Mean Algorithms on Data Clustering

  • Kaur N
  • Aggarwal S
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Data clustering is a process of organizing data into certain groups such that the objects in the one cluster are highly similar but dissimilar to the data objects in other clusters. K-means algorithm is one of the popular algorithms used for clustering but k-means algorithm have limitations like it is sensitive to noise ,outliers and also it does not provides global optimum results. To overcome its limitations various hybrid k-means optimization algorithms are presented till now. In hybrid k-means algorithms the optimization techniques are combined with k-means algorithm to get global optimum results. The paper analyses various hybrid k-means algorithms i.e. Firefly, Bat with k-means algorithm, ABCGA etc. The Comparative analysis is performed using different data sets obtained from UCI machine learning repository. The performance of these hybrid k-mean algorithms is compared on the basis of output parameters like CPU time, purity etc. The result of Comparison shows that which k-means hybrid algorithm is better in obtaining cluster with less CPU time and also with high accuracy.

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Kaur, N., & Aggarwal, S. (2017). Comparative Analysis of Hybrid K-Mean Algorithms on Data Clustering. International Journal of Computer Applications Technology and Research, 6(8), 384–390. https://doi.org/10.7753/ijcatr0608.1007

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