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Gradient Based Clustering

ICML 2022 · Learning theory and algorithms › Clustering · approach: Clustering approximation algorithms · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace the exact K-means center update with a gradient stepK-means clustering · MNIST digits 1 through 7clustering accuracyHelped
Replace the exact K-means center update with a gradient stepK-means clustering · MNIST digits 1 through 7iteration-wise convergence speedHurt
Replace the exact K-means center update with a gradient stepK-means clustering · Irisclustering accuracyNo clear effect
Replace the exact K-means center update with a gradient stepK-means clustering · Irisiteration-wise convergence speedHurt
Use a gradient update with Huber loss instead of the competing Huber fixed-point updateHuber clustering · MNIST with Gaussian noise, variance 1clustering accuracyNo clear effect
Use a gradient update with Huber loss instead of the competing Huber fixed-point updateHuber clustering · MNIST with Gaussian noise, variance 2clustering accuracyHelped
Use a gradient update with Huber loss instead of the competing Huber fixed-point updateHuber clustering · Iris with Gaussian noiseclustering accuracyMixed

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