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<title>An enhanced method of initial cluster center selection for K-means algorithm</title>
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<description>An enhanced method of initial cluster center selection for K-means algorithm
Rahman, Zillur; Hossain, Sabir; Hasan, Mohammad; Imteaj, Ahmed
—Clustering is one of the widely used techniques to&#13;
find out patterns from a dataset that can be applied in different&#13;
applications or analyses. K-means, the most popular and simple&#13;
clustering algorithm, might get trapped into local minima if not&#13;
properly initialized and the initialization of this algorithm is done&#13;
randomly. In this paper, we propose a novel approach to improve&#13;
initial cluster selection for K-means algorithm. This algorithm&#13;
is based on the fact that the initial centroids must be well&#13;
separated from each other since the final clusters are separated&#13;
groups in feature space. The Convex Hull algorithm facilitates&#13;
the computing of the first two centroids and the remaining ones&#13;
are selected according to the distance from previously selected&#13;
centers. To ensure the selection of one center per cluster, we&#13;
use the nearest neighbor technique. To check the robustness of&#13;
our proposed algorithm, we consider several real-world datasets.&#13;
We obtained only 7.33%, 7.90%, and 0% clustering error in&#13;
Iris, Letter, and Ruspini data respectively which proves better&#13;
performance than other existing systems. The results indicate&#13;
that our proposed method outperforms the conventional K means&#13;
approach by accelerating the computation when the number of&#13;
clusters is greater than 2.
Conference paper
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<pubDate>Tue, 19 Oct 2021 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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