We propose a very intuitive and simple approximation for the conventional spectral clustering methods. It effectively alleviates the computational burden of spectral clustering - reducing the time complexity from O(n~...
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We propose a very intuitive and simple approximation for the conventional spectral clustering methods. It effectively alleviates the computational burden of spectral clustering - reducing the time complexity from O(n~3) to O(n~2) - while capable of gaining better performance in our experiments. Specifically, by involving a more realistic and effective distance and the "k-means duality" property, our algorithm can handle datasets with complex cluster shapes, multi-scale clusters and noise. We also show its superiority in a series of its real applications on tasks including digit clustering as well as image segmentation.
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The paper presents application of multi-criteria optimization to steel alloy composition determination aimed at obtaining improved properties material for crankshafts production. Neural network model of steel mechanic...
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The structured highlight inspection method uses an array of point sources to illuminate a specular object surface. The point sources are scanned, and highlights on the object surface resulting from each source are use...
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The structured highlight inspection method uses an array of point sources to illuminate a specular object surface. The point sources are scanned, and highlights on the object surface resulting from each source are used to derive local surface orientation information. The extended Gaussian image (EGI) is obtained by placing at each point on a Gaussian sphere a mass proportional to the area of elements on the object surface that have a specific orientation. The EGI summarizes shape properties of the object surface and can be efficiently calculated from structured highlight data without surface reconstruction. Features of the estimated EGI including areas, moments, principal axes, homogeneity measures, and polygonality can be used as the basis for classification and inspection. The structured highlight inspection system (SHINY) has been implemented using a hemisphere of 127 point sources. The SHINY system uses a binary coding scheme to make the scanning of point sources efficient. Experiments have used the SHINY system and EGI features for the inspection and classification of surface-mounted-solder joints.< >
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