Data segmentation through two-level clustering with greedy approach

Data segmentation through two-level clustering with greedy approach

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This study presents a two-level clustering method utilizing a simplified greedy procedure Fender Liners to enhance data processing efficiency and accuracy, particularly with large high-dimensional datasets.The two-level structure allows for the identification of broad data groups in the first stage, followed by a more granular analysis within these groups in the second stage, thereby accelerating the clustering process and improving result quality.The application of the k-means++ method did not yield the anticipated benefits compared to traditional random initialization.Such findings underscore the necessity for preliminary data analysis when selecting Brain - Memory Support optimal clustering algorithms, as instances of complex methods failing to improve results are not uncommon.This work illustrates the importance of balance between method complexity and effectiveness in real-world applications and emphasizes the potential for increased resource expenditure without commensurate gains in clustering performance.