DocumentCode
1129793
Title
Regularized Linear Fuzzy Clustering and Probabilistic PCA Mixture Models
Author
Honda, Katsuhiro ; Ichihashi, Hidetomo
Author_Institution
Dept. of Comput. Sci. & Intelligent Syst., Osaka Prefecture Univ., Japan
Volume
13
Issue
4
fYear
2005
Firstpage
508
Lastpage
516
Abstract
Fuzzy
-means (FCM)-type fuzzy clustering approaches are closely related to Gaussian mixture models (GMMs) and EM-like algorithms have been used in FCM clustering with regularized objective functions. Especially, FCM with regularization by Kullback–Leibler information (KLFCM) is a fuzzy counterpart of GMMs. In this paper, we propose to apply probabilistic principal component analysis (PCA) mixture models to linear clustering following a discussion on the relationship between local PCA and linear fuzzy clustering. Although the proposed method is a kind of the constrained model of KLFCM, the algorithm includes the fuzzy
-varieties (FCV) algorithm as a special case, and the algorithm can be regarded as a modified FCV algorithm with regularization by K–L information. Numerical experiments demonstrate that the proposed clustering algorithm is more flexible than the maximum likelihood approaches and is useful for capturing local substructures properly.
-means (FCM)-type fuzzy clustering approaches are closely related to Gaussian mixture models (GMMs) and EM-like algorithms have been used in FCM clustering with regularized objective functions. Especially, FCM with regularization by Kullback–Leibler information (KLFCM) is a fuzzy counterpart of GMMs. In this paper, we propose to apply probabilistic principal component analysis (PCA) mixture models to linear clustering following a discussion on the relationship between local PCA and linear fuzzy clustering. Although the proposed method is a kind of the constrained model of KLFCM, the algorithm includes the fuzzy
-varieties (FCV) algorithm as a special case, and the algorithm can be regarded as a modified FCV algorithm with regularization by K–L information. Numerical experiments demonstrate that the proposed clustering algorithm is more flexible than the maximum likelihood approaches and is useful for capturing local substructures properly.Keywords
Gaussian processes; pattern clustering; principal component analysis; probability; Gaussian mixture model; fuzzy c-means clustering; fuzzy c-varieties algorithm; probabilistic principal component analysis; regularized linear fuzzy clustering; Clustering algorithms; Data analysis; Fuzzy sets; Instruction sets; Iterative algorithms; Large-scale systems; Maximum likelihood estimation; Principal component analysis; Prototypes; Spatial databases; Clustering; fuzzy; principal component analysis; probabilistic mixture models;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Fuzzy Systems, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1063-6706
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TFUZZ.2004.840104
Filename
1492403
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