2006 · 34 citations · 18 references
ComputingBioinformaticsData ScienceData AnalyticsData MiningFeature EngineeringCluster DetectionClustered Data AnalysisDimensionality ReductionFeature DetectionFeature SelectionCluster AnalysisClustering AnalysisFeature Subset Selection
This paper explores the problem of selecting relevant features for clustering, assuming that the number of clusters is not known a priori. The number of clusters and the subset of relevant features are usually inter-related. From this standpoint, we propose an exploratory data analysis method that considers the relationships between these two aspects. Empirical results in a number of synthetic and bioinformatics datasets show that the proposed approach can allow both reducing the number of features and providing good estimations of the number of clusters
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