A highly likely clusterable data model with no clusters

09/14/2019
by   Mireille Boutin, et al.
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We propose a model for a dataset in R^D that does not contain any clusters but yet is such that a projection of the points on a random one-dimensional subspace is likely to yield a clustering of the points. This model is compatible with some recent empirical observations.

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