Document clustering by fuzzy c-mean algorithm
T. Win, Lin Mon
Abstract
T. Win, Lin Mon
Abstract
Clustering documents enable the user to have a good overall view of the information contained in the documents. Most classical clustering algorithms assign each data to exactly one cluster, thus forming a crisp partition of the given data, but fuzzy clustering allows for degrees of membership, to which a data belongs to different clusters. In this system, documents are clustered by using fuzzy c-means (FCM) clustering algorithm. FCM clustering is one of well-know unsupervised clustering techniques. However FCM algorithm requires the user to pre-define the number of clusters and different values of clusters corresponds to different fuzzy partitions. So the validation of clustering result is needed. PBM index and F-measure are used for cluster validity.
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Clustering documents enable the user to have a good overall view of the information contained in the documents. Most classical clustering algorithms assign each data to exactly one cluster, thus forming a crisp partition of the given data, but fuzzy clustering allows for degrees of membership, to which a data belongs to different clusters. In this system, documents are clustered by using fuzzy c-means (FCM) clustering algorithm. FCM clustering is one of well-know unsupervised clustering techniques. However FCM algorithm requires the user to pre-define the number of clusters and different values of clusters corresponds to different fuzzy partitions. So the validation of clustering result is needed. PBM index and F-measure are used for cluster validity.
Key concepts: Cluster analysis, Fuzzy clustering, Single-linkage clustering, Correlation clustering, CURE data clustering algorithm, Data mining, Determining the number of clusters in a data set, Computer science