Abstract
In this paper we propose an ensemble clustering method for high dimensional data which uses FastMap projection (FP) to generate component datasets. In comparison with subspace component data generation methods such as random sampling (RS), random projection (RP) and principal component analysis (PCA), FP can better preserve the clustering structure of the original data in the component datasets so that the performance of ensemble clustering can be improved significantly. We present experiment results on six real world high dimensional datasets to demonstrate the better preservation of the clustering structure of the original data in the component datasets generated with FastMap, in comparison with the component datasets generated with RS, RP and PCA. The experiment results of 12 ensemble clustering methods from combinations of four subspace component data generation methods and three consensus functions also demonstrated that the ensemble clustering methods with FastMap outperformed other ensemble clustering methods with RS, RP and PCA. Ensemble clustering with FastMap also performed better than the k-means clustering algorithm.
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