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48 results for cluster models

Paper proposes a new clustering model that preserves cluster recovery with fewer dimensions.

problem Clustering high-dimensional data with limited embedding dimensions.
method Randomly projected convex clustering model with improved embedding dimension.
result Cluster recovery can be preserved with fewer dimensions, independent of data points.

Proposes a new model for unsupervised clustering with latent variables.

problem The challenge of unsupervised clustering in machine learning.
method Clustered Generator Model with continuous and discrete latent variables.
result Achieves competitive unsupervised clustering accuracy and disentangled latent representations.

AMOS automates model order selection for spectral graph clustering.

problem Automated selection of the correct number of clusters in spectral graph clustering.
method Incrementally increases the number of clusters, estimates cluster quality, and provides reliability tests.
result AMOS outputs clusters of minimal model order with statistical guarantees.

Paper introduces NICc for fast cluster-based validation of prediction models.

problem Validation of prediction models on clustered data.
method Derived NICc to approximate leave-one-cluster-out deviance for standard regression models.
result NICc provides more accurate model size and variable selection, especially with strong clustering.

This study evaluates cluster search algorithms using Gaussian mixture models.

problem Determining the optimal number of clusters in data sets generated by Gaussian mixture models.
method Examined centroid- and model-based cluster search algorithms in various cases.
result Model-based algorithms are more robust to cluster overlap and covariance type than centroid-based methods.

A new log-volatility factor model reduces dimensionality and identifies cluster contributions to volatility clustering.

problem Understanding the sources of volatility clustering in financial markets.
method Introduced a new factor model using Directed Bubble Hierarchical Tree (DBHT) to identify the number of factors and integrated non-parametric proxy to study volatility clustering.
result Clusters contribute to volatility clustering locally, while the market contributes globally.

Document clustering and topic modeling are two closely related tasks which can mutually benefit each other. Topic modeling can project documents into a topic space which facilitates effective document clustering. Cluster labels discovered by document clustering can be incorporated into topic models to extract local top…

2013-09-26abs ↗pdf ↗

A new vine copula mixture model improves clustering accuracy for non-Gaussian data.

problem Finite mixture models struggle with asymmetric tail dependencies and non-elliptical clusters.
method Proposes a vine copula mixture model for clustering non-Gaussian data, addressing model selection and parameter estimation.
result Significant improvement in clustering accuracy for data with asymmetric tail dependencies or non-Gaussian margins.

This paper examines variable selection for clustering using Gaussian mixture models.

problem Modern databases require efficient variable selection for clustering models.
method Recalls basics of clustering, examines variable selection methods for model-based clustering.
result Opportunities for improving variable selection methods are presented.

DPMM-CFL clusters clients for federated learning without fixed K, improving performance.

problem Improving federated learning performance under non-IID client heterogeneity.
method DPMM-CFL uses a Dirichlet Process Mixture Model to infer both cluster number and client assignments.
result DPMM-CFL optimizes per-cluster federated objectives and jointly infers cluster number and assignments.

A neural-network model clusters subjects based on their lifetime distributions.

problem Clustering subjects into clusters based on their lifetime distributions.
method A neural-network based lifetime clustering model that maximizes divergence between empirical lifetime distributions of clusters.
result Significantly better lifetime clusters compared to competing approaches.

Paper solves spectral clustering's dimensionality and complexity model selection issues.

problem Model selection problems in spectral graph clustering.
method Developed a probabilistic model and simultaneous model selection framework.
result Consistent estimates of model parameters for embedding dimension and number of clusters.

Study finds the cutoff for exact recovery in Gaussian mixture models.

problem Determining the separation of cluster centers for exact recovery in Gaussian mixture models.
method Used information theory and SDP relaxation of KK-means clustering.
result Sharp threshold for exact recovery of cluster labels without assuming cluster center symmetry.

Paper characterizes optimal graph clustering limits under a new model.

problem Graph clustering under varying edge density signals.
method Introduced Popularity-Adjusted Block Model (PABM) to address SBM and DCBM limitations.
result Cluster recovery possible even when edge density signals vanish, highlighting local connectivity differences.

New clustering algorithms capture time-evolving clusters using Markov models.

problem Capturing time-evolving clusters in data.
method Small-variance asymptotic analysis of Markov chain mixture models.
result Two clustering algorithms (D-Means and SD-Means) outperform existing methods in accuracy and computational cost.

Paper analyzes conditions for clustering BMMs with unknown clusters.

problem Clustering Bernoulli Mixture Models (BMMs) with unknown number of clusters.
method Theoretical analysis of sample complexity and dimensionality for PAC-clusterability.
result First non-asymptotic bounds on sample complexity for learning or clustering BMMs.

New method clusters longitudinal data with many time points.

problem Clustering longitudinal data with many time points.
method Extension of the mixture of common factor analyzers model with expectation-maximization algorithm for parameter estimation and Bayesian information criterion for model selection.
result The approach effectively clusters longitudinal data with many time points.

Improved algorithm for clustered Federated Learning reduces initialization and hyperparameter requirements.

problem Dichotomy between heterogeneous models and simultaneous training in Federated Learning.
method Proposes a new clustering framework and an improved algorithm ( exttt{SR-FCA}) that removes restrictive assumptions.
result Improves clustering accuracy and removes the need for good initialization and hyperparameters.

ADEC addresses feature randomness and drift in autoencoder-based clustering.

problem Clustering autoencoders learn unreliable pseudo-labels, distorting latent space and feature randomness.
method Adversarial training to balance reconstruction loss and clustering objective.
result ADEC outperforms state-of-the-art autoencoder-based clustering methods.

ARMED models improve deep learning interpretability and generalize better on clustered data.

problem Clustered data leads to spurious associations and poor model fitting.
method Adversarial regularization and mixed effects subnetworks.
result ARMED models outperform conventional methods in accuracy and generalization.

The paper tackles the problem of identifying same-cluster elements in overlapping clusters with minimum queries.

problem Identifying same-cluster elements in overlapping clusters with minimum queries.
method The paper provides algorithms for identifying same-cluster elements in overlapping clusters with minimum queries, under both arbitrary and statistical modeling assumptions.
result The algorithms are order optimal, parameter free, efficient, and work in the presence of random noise.

New models for microclustering address entity resolution by allowing cluster sizes to grow sublinearly.

problem Need for models where cluster sizes grow sublinearly with data set size.
method Definition of microclustering property and introduction of new models.
result New models can yield clusters whose sizes grow sublinearly, unlike traditional clustering models.

We present an approach to model-based hierarchical clustering by formulating an objective function based on a Bayesian analysis. This model organizes the data into a cluster hierarchy while specifying a complex feature-set partitioning that is a key component of our model. Features can have either a unique distribution…

2013-01-16abs ↗pdf ↗

Proposes a new model for clustering passenger trips considering hierarchical and multi-dimensional data.

problem Clustering passenger trips with hierarchical and multi-dimensional data, especially in large-scale transportation systems.
method Tensor Dirichlet Process Multinomial Mixture (Tensor-DPMM) model, incorporating Dirichlet Process for automatic cluster number determination and tensor representation for multi-mode data.
result Automatic determination of the number of clusters and improved clustering quality.

The paper proposes a parallelizable clustering method for multivariate data.

problem The standard model-based clustering method assumes the same number of clusters per margin, which is often unrealistic.
method Developed a finite mixture model per margin with different numbers of clusters, and used a game-inspired algorithm to cluster multivariate data.
result The proposed method shows good performance in various scenarios and real datasets.

New criterion selects optimal number of clusters based on stability.

problem Challenges in selecting optimal number of clusters in non-parametric clustering.
method Proposes a stability-based validation criterion combining between-cluster and within-cluster stability.
result Empirically demonstrates effectiveness in selecting optimal number of clusters.

A new clustering framework using fixed points for data analysis.

problem Lack of unified understanding and application of clustering algorithms in data analysis.
method Restated model-based clustering using fixed point theory, iteratively constructing contraction maps to find cluster centers.
result Unified clustering framework reveals convergence mechanisms and interconnections among clustering algorithms.