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The Parameterized Complexity of Clustering Incomplete Data

AAAI 2021 · Learning theory and algorithms › Clustering · approach: Subspace clustering · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add the covering number to the parameters alongside k and rIn-Clustering-Completion · Incomplete Boolean vectorsparameterized complexity: paraNP-c -> FPTHelped
Add the covering number to the parameters alongside k and rAny-Clustering-Completion · Incomplete Boolean vectorsparameterized complexity: paraNP-c -> FPTHelped
Add the covering number to the parameters alongside k and rDiam-Clustering-Completion · Incomplete Boolean vectorsparameterized complexity: paraNP-c -> FPTHelped
Use k+r as the parameterizationIn-Clustering · Complete dataparameterized complexity: W[2]-c -> FPTHelped
Use k+r as the parameterizationAny-Clustering and Diam-Clustering · Complete dataparameterized complexity: paraNP-c -> FPTHelped
Omit the covering number and parameterize incomplete-data clustering by k+r aloneIn-Clustering-Completion, Any-Clustering-Completion, and Diam-Clustering-Completion · Incomplete dataparameterized complexity: FPT -> paraNP-cHurt

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