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k-variates++: more pluses in the k-means++

ICML 2016 · Learning theory and algorithms › Clustering · approach: k-means++ seeding analysis · 4 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace Dirac densities with local noise densities and probe functions (k-variates++ general framework) vs k-means++ seedingk-variates++ · theory: expected potential boundapproximation bound factorNo clear effect
Distributed protected seeding (Protected-KM++) vs k-means++ and k-means|| on synthetic data with spread of Forgy nodesProtected-KM++ · distributed synthetic (m≈20000, d=50)potential ratio vs k-means++ / k-means||Helped
Use k-variates++ with identity probes and Laplace noise (sublinear noise regime) vs Forgy-DPk-variates++ DP · Differential privacy LifeSci/Image/EuropeDiffrelative potential rho' of F-DP (values >1 favor k-means): F-DP ratio 163.0 to 2857.1Helped
Use k-variates++ DP instead of GUPTk-variates++ DP · Differential privacy LifeSci (m=26733)relative potential rho' of GUPT (values <1 favor k-means): GUPT ratio 0.7 on LifeSci, 2.9 on Image, 40.4 on EuropeDiffMixed
Increase dataset size m under DP (sublinear noise regime)k-variates++ DP · Differential privacy experimentsrelative performance vs baselinesHelped

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