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This chapter discusses the advanced topics of cluster analysis. In conventional cluster analysis, an object is assigned to one cluster exclusively. However, in some applications, there is a need to assign an object to one or more clusters in a fuzzy or probabilistic way. Fuzzy clustering and probabilistic model-based clustering allow an object to belong to one or more clusters. A partition matrix records the membership degree of objects belonging to clusters. There are two major categories of clustering methods for high-dimensional data: subspace clustering methods and dimensionality reduction methods. Subspace clustering methods search for clusters in subspaces of the original space. Dimensionality reduction methods create ...
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