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Adapting k-means Algorithms for Outliers

ICML 2022 · Learning theory and algorithms › Clustering · approach: k-means++ seeding analysis · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use penalty-based Local-search++ instead of penalty k-means++ alonek-means with outliers · kdd and spamclustering cost: around 12%Helped
Use k-means++ seeding rather than random initializationLloyd's algorithm · kdd and spamclustering costHurt
Use k-means++ with penalties rather than Lloyd or ordinary k-means++k-means with outliers · kdd and spamclustering cost: around 40%Helped
Use the distributed or Metropolis variant instead of k-means++ with penaltiesk-means with outliers · kddclustering costNo clear effect
Use the Metropolis variant instead of k-means++ with penaltiesk-means with outliers · spamclustering costMixed
Allow a small excess of outliers and reduce the per-machine computation to polynomial timeDistributed k-means with outliers · coordinator modellocal computation timeHelped
Use Metropolis-Hastings sampling rather than computing penalty costs for every pointk-means with outliers · general metric query modelrunning time: \tilde{O}(nk) to \tilde{O}(nk^2/z)Helped

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