
pmid: 17108392
handle: 10278/28062
We develop a new graph-theoretic approach for pairwise data clustering which is motivated by the analogies between the intuitive concept of a cluster and that of a dominant set of vertices, a notion introduced here which generalizes that of a maximal complete subgraph to edge-weighted graphs. We establish a correspondence between dominant sets and the extrema of a quadratic form over the standard simplex, thereby allowing the use of straightforward and easily implementable continuous optimization techniques from evolutionary game theory. Numerical examples on various point-set and image segmentation problems confirm the potential of the proposed approach.
Artificial Intelligence, Image Interpretation, Computer-Assisted, Clustering; quadratic optimization; evolutionary game dynamics; image segmentation; perceptual organization, Cluster Analysis, Information Storage and Retrieval, Image Enhancement, Algorithms, Pattern Recognition, Automated
Artificial Intelligence, Image Interpretation, Computer-Assisted, Clustering; quadratic optimization; evolutionary game dynamics; image segmentation; perceptual organization, Cluster Analysis, Information Storage and Retrieval, Image Enhancement, Algorithms, Pattern Recognition, Automated
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