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Coresets for Clustering in Graphs of Bounded Treewidth

ICML 2020 · Learning theory and algorithms › Clustering · approach: Coresets and dynamic clustering · 7 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
importance-sampling coreset (Feldman-Langberg style, sensitivities from Thorup approx) instead of uniform samplinggraph k-MEDIAN coreset on NYC road network · X_man (Manhattan-concentrated), k=25empirical error (%): e.g. 4.87% vs 21.2% at size 1250Helped
importance-sampling coreset instead of uniform samplinggraph k-MEDIAN coreset on NYC road network · X_uni (uniform data), k=25empirical error (%): comparable; ours slightly better at some sizes (e.g. 4.57% vs 5.32% at 1250) and equal or worse at others (17.2% vs 17.2Mixed
coreset size increased from 25 to 19683 pointsimportance-sampling coreset · X_uni, k=25empirical error (%): 32.1% down to 1.27%Helped
local search run on coreset D with centers restricted to D (D x D) instead of full graph local search on Xlocal search for graph k-MEDIAN · NYC road networkrunning time and objective: about 1000x faster at |D|≈1000 with 5%-10% errorHelped
local search run on coreset with centers from V (D x V)local search for graph k-MEDIAN · NYC road networkrunning time: only moderate speedupHelped

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