Questions tagged [clustering]
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Clustering points based on a distance matrix
Although I asked this question on stackoverflow to possibly reach a broader audience, I wonder your inputs about this problem. Without giving much research into this, I thought p-center problem ($x_{...
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What are some “clustering” algorithms? (but not the type of clustering you're thinking about)
Given a set of $N$ points $\{x\mid x \in \mathbb{R}^D\}$ for some dimensionality $D$ I want a fast algorithm which will give me all unique subsets which satisfy:
$\|x_{i} - x_{j}\|_{D} \leq M$ (all ...
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What is the difference between min- cut formulation and (bi) partitioning formulation?
I have a min-cut formulation and a bi-partitioning problem.
The two problems focus on finding the minimal cut value separating the two partitions?
So what are really the differences between the ...
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How to design and scale sales territory?
My first naive approach is:
Given N number of salesmen. Cluster an area to be N clusters with almost equal number of clients [1] with some kind of same-size clustering/facility location algorithm
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Clustering a large ride-matching problem
Background: We are solving a large scale vehicle to person ride-matching problem. The problem is essentially simple (match every person with a vehicle, if possible), yet the problem size is quite ...
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k-means/k-medoids Clustering Implementation in CPLEX Java
I am trying to model a grouping algorithm as k-means clustering problem, by referring to the general definition as mentioned in Wikipedia.
In my system, I have $N$ nodes that I want to group in $m$ ...
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Customer clustering to solve very large-scale VRPs
I am looking for references that used customer aggregation to solve large-scale Vehicle Routing Problems. By aggregation, I mean clustering the customers together and representing them with one node ...
