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ICentroidClusterCollectionTData, TCentroids, TCluster Interface |
Common interface for clusters that contains centroids, where the centroid data type might be different
from the data type of the data bring clustered (i.e. GaussianClusterCollectionGaussianCluster).
Namespace: Accord.MachineLearning
Assembly: Accord.MachineLearning (in Accord.MachineLearning.dll) Version: 3.8.0
Syntaxpublic interface ICentroidClusterCollection<TData, TCentroids, TCluster> : IClusterCollectionEx<TData, TCluster>, IEnumerable
Type Parameters
- TData
- TCentroids
- TCluster
The ICentroidClusterCollectionTData, TCentroids, TCluster type exposes the following members.
Properties| Name | Description | |
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 | Centroids |
Gets or sets the clusters' centroids.
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| Clusters |
Gets the collection of clusters currently modeled by the clustering algorithm.
(Inherited from IClusterCollectionExTData, TCluster.) |
| Count |
Gets the number of clusters in the collection.
(Inherited from IClusterCollectionExTData, TCluster.) |
| Distance |
Gets or sets the distance function used to measure the distance
between a point and the cluster centroid in this clustering definition.
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| Item |
Gets the cluster at the given index.
(Inherited from IClusterCollectionExTData, TCluster.) |
| Proportions |
Gets the proportion of samples in each cluster.
(Inherited from IClusterCollectionExTData, TCluster.) |
Methods| Name | Description | |
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 | Distortion |
Calculates the average square distance from the data points
to the nearest clusters' centroids.
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| GetEnumerator | Returns an enumerator that iterates through a collection. (Inherited from IEnumerable.) |
| Transform(TData, Double, Double) |
Transform data points into feature vectors containing the
distance between each point and each of the clusters.
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| Transform(TData, Int32, Double, Double) |
Transform data points into feature vectors containing the
distance between each point and each of the clusters.
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Extension Methods| Name | Description | |
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 | SetEqualsTCluster |
Compares two enumerables for set equality. Two
enumerables are set equal if they contain the
same elements, but not necessarily in the same
order.
(Defined by Matrix.) |
See Also