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Approximate K-Means++ in Sublinear Time

AAAI 2016 · Learning theory and algorithms › Clustering · approach: k-means++ seeding analysis · 118 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
K-MC2 MCMC seeding (m=20) instead of exact k-means++ seedingk-means++ · BIGXrelative error vs k-means++: 0.05%No clear effect
K-MC2 instead of HEURISTIC subsampling at same distance evaluationsseeding · BIGXrelative error vs k-means++: 0.38% -> 0.05%Helped
increase MCMC chain length m from 20 to 200 (ablation)K-MC2 · CSNrelative error vs k-means++: 63.58% -> 6.53%Helped
K-MC2 vs uniform random seedingseeding · WEBrelative error vs k-means++: 105.34% -> 0.77%Helped
run k-means|| with low budget (r*l < k)k-means|| · USGSrelative error vs k-means++: 2356.06%Hurt
run k-means|| with large oversampling l=2kk-means|| · KDDrelative error vs k-means++: -6.22%Helped

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