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# Asymptotic properties of bivariate k-means clusters

## by M. Anthony Wong

Published by Alfred P. Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Mass .
Written in English

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The Physical Object ID Numbers Statement M. Anthony Wong. Series WP ; 1216-81, Working paper (Sloan School of Management) -- 1216-81. Pagination 20 p. : Number of Pages 20 Open Library OL14050056M OCLC/WorldCa 9008264

Part IV also includes bivariate and multivariate probit models; models for count, multinomial, and ordered outcomes; and models for truncated data, duration data, and sample selection. Part V of the book, chapters 20 covers advanced techniques for macroeconometrics. So now we're carrying both variables in the big-O term, which can be a little tricky. We're trying to make this work for as many values of k as we can, but different values of k, particularly when k is proportional to N, are going to give us different asymptotic accuracy. And that's one of the challenges with bivariate .

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A random sample of sizeN is divided intok clusters that minimize the within clusters sum of squares locally. Some large sample properties of this k-means clustering method (ask approaches ∞ withN) are obtained. In one dimension, it is established that the sample k-means clusters are such that the within-cluster sums of squares are asymptotically equal, and that the sizes of the cluster Cited by: 6.

Asymptotic Properties of Bivariate K-Means Clusters Article (PDF Available) in Communication in Statistics- Theory and Methods 11(10) January with 7 Reads How we measure 'reads'.

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Electronic Proceedings of Neural Information Processing Systems. Clustering with Bregman Divergences: an Asymptotic Analysis. Part of: Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 29 (NIPS ) [Supplemental] Authors. Sixteen (clusters of) techniques have been there identified and described; however, there is no explicit mention at any "discretization" technique, capable of recovering a bivariate discrete.

The asymptotic properties of k-means as a clustering technique (as N approaches °° with k fixed) have been studied by MacQueen (), Hartigan (), and Pollard (). In this application, however, it is usee primarily as a density estimation procedure.

The asymptotic properties of the bivariate kernel density estimator using the boundary kernel, f ˆ B (x) = n − 1 ∑ i = 1 n B h (x − X i), are summarised in the following theorem. The results are presented in terms of properties of the basic kernel K so as to facilitate comparison with the corresponding expressions for estimation at.

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Free shipping and pickup in store on eligible orders. They show that two outliers are enough to breakdown this clustering procedure. However, if the data is ''well-structured'' in the way defined by the authors, then this algorithm can recover the cluster structure in spite of the outliers.

They also show the asymptotic properties of the modified robust k-means method. Qualitative Assessment. e-book is designed as an interactive document with various links to other features.

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In this paper the limit distribution function (d.f.) of general bivariate order statistics (o.s.) (extreme, intermediate and central) is studied by the notion of the exceedances of levels and characteristic function (c.f.) technique.

The advantage of this approach is to give a simple and unified method to derive the limit d.f. of any bivariate o.s. The conditions under which the limit d.f.

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The paper considers Bregman clustering, a generalization of k-means clustering, when the data set is a continuous probability distribution and the number of clusters is large.

The authors extend previous results for k-means to provide asymptotic quantization rates and the limiting distribution of the cluster. Asymptotic Properties of Estimators Testing Hypotheses -- Summary and Conclusions -- ch. 13 Minimum Distance Estimation and the Generalized Method of Moments -. of tail dependence, but they did not establish their asymptotic properties.

In Section 2 of the present paper we interpret an extension of Ledford’s and Tawn’s condition as a bivariate second-order regular variation condition, thereby generalizing an approach by Peng ().

Then we prove the asymptotic normality of modiﬁed versions of.The Ledford and Tawn model for the bivariate tail incorporates a coefficient, η, as a measure of pre-asymptotic dependence between the r, in the limiting bivariate extreme value model, G, of suitably normalized component-wise maxima, it is just a shape parameter without reflecting any description of the dependency in some local dependence conditions, we consider an.1.

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