NASA NTRS ยท 19730020843
Cluster Seeking Techniques in Pattern Recognition
Abstract
A cluster seeking technique is defined as a method of dividing data into subsets, called clusters. These clusters contain data points that are similar to each other and different from the elements of other clusters. Various cluster seeking techniques were broken down into seven categories: (1) probabilistic, (2) signal detection, (3) clustering, (4) clumping, (5) eigenvalue, (6) minimal mode seeking, and (7) miscellaneous. Each category is described and one or more algorithms of that type are presented.
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Barr, B. J.. 1973-04-30. Cluster Seeking Techniques in Pattern Recognition. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19730020843
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