Sweep-hyperplane clustering algorithm using dynamic model

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Clustering is one of the better known unsupervised learning methods with the aim of discovering structures in the data. This paper presents a distance-based Sweep-Hyperplane Clustering Algorithm (SHCA), which uses sweep-hyperplanes to quickly locate each point's approximate nearest neighbourhood. Furthermore, a new distance-based dynamic model that is based on 2 N-tree hierarchical space partitioning, extends SHCA's capability for finding clusters that are not well-separated, with arbitrary shape and density. Experimental results on different synthetic and real multidimensional datasets that are large and noisy demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.

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Lukač, N., Žalik, B., & Žalik, K. R. (2014). Sweep-hyperplane clustering algorithm using dynamic model. Informatica (Netherlands), 25(4), 563–580. https://doi.org/10.15388/Informatica.2014.30

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