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Systematic Analysis of Cluster Similarity Indices: How to Validate Validation Measures

ICML 2021 · Learning theory and algorithms › Clustering · approach: Clustering approximation algorithms · 9 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use different cluster similarity indices to compare candidate clustering algorithmsNews aggregator algorithms A1 and A2 · News aggregator reference partitionpreferred algorithm: NMI: 0.9479 vs 0.9482; FNMI: 0.9304 vs 0.8722; AMI: 0.7815 vs 0.7533; VI: 0.5662 vs 0.5503; Rand: 0.9915 vs 0.9901; AR: Mixed
Select A2 rather than A1 based on the online user experimentNews aggregator clustering system · Online user experimentuser preferenceHelped
Compare partitions using different popular indicesClustering algorithms on UCI datasets · UCI real-world clustering datasetsinconsistency rate: NMI vs VI: 40.3%; VI vs AR: 37.6%; VI vs S&S: 36.0%; S&S vs CC: 3.6%Mixed

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