Clustering

Jul 26, 2012

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Defini??o. Organiza??o dos dados em grupos por forma a existir:Alta similaridade intra-grupo,Baixa similaridade inter-grupos.Contraste com classifica??o: encontrar as ?labels" de classe para cada caso de treino e o n?mero de classes, a partir dos dados.Informalmente, encontrar o agrupamento natu

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1. Clustering Estudo de m�todos computacionais para encontrar os grupos naturais existentes nos dados. Processo tamb�m conhecido por Segmenta��o ou por Aprendizagem n�o supervisionada.

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