Neural Gas (NG) constitutes a very robust clustering algorithm given euclidian data which does not suffer from the problem of local minima like simple vector quantization, or topo-logical restrictions like the self-organizing map. Based on the cost function of NG, we introduce a batch variant of NG which shows much faster convergence and which can be interpreted as an optimization of the cost function by the Newton method. This formulation has the additional benet that, based on the notion of the generalized median in analogy to Median SOM, a variant for non-vectorial proximity data can be introduced. We prove con-vergence of batch and median versions of NG, SOM, and k-means in a unied formulation, and we investigate the behavior of the alg...
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Villmann T, Hammer B, Biehl M. Some theoretical aspects of the neural gas vector quantizer. In: Bieh...
In Special Issue after WSOM 05 Conference, 5-8 september, 2005, ParisNeural Gas (NG) constitutes a v...
Clustering algorithms belong to major topics in big data analysis. Their main goal is to separate an...
The presence of very large data sets poses new problems to standard neural clustering and visualizat...
The self-organizing map (SOM) and neural gas (NG) and generalizations thereof such as the generative...
Cottrell M, Hammer B, Hasenfuss A, Villmann T. Batch and Median Neural Gas. Neural Networks. 2006;19...
Part 1: AlgorithmsInternational audienceThe size, complexity and dimensionality of data collections ...
We introduce relational variants of neural gas, a very efficient and powerful neural clustering algo...
Copyright © 2013 Tina Geweniger et al.This is an open access article distributed under the Creative ...
Abstract Recently, batch optimization schemes of the self-organizing map (SOM) and neural gas (NG) ...
Abstract. It is well known, that online neural gas (NG) possesses a magnification exponent different...
Abstract. Clustering constitutes an ubiquitous problem when dealing with huge data sets for data com...
Hasenfuss A, Hammer B, Schleif F-M, Villmann T. Neural gas clustering for dissimilarity data with co...
Part 2: AlgorithmsInternational audienceThe paper deals with the high dimensional data clustering pr...
Part 7: AlgorithmsInternational audienceThe paper deals with the high dimensional data clustering pr...
Villmann T, Hammer B, Biehl M. Some theoretical aspects of the neural gas vector quantizer. In: Bieh...
In Special Issue after WSOM 05 Conference, 5-8 september, 2005, ParisNeural Gas (NG) constitutes a v...
Clustering algorithms belong to major topics in big data analysis. Their main goal is to separate an...
The presence of very large data sets poses new problems to standard neural clustering and visualizat...
The self-organizing map (SOM) and neural gas (NG) and generalizations thereof such as the generative...
Cottrell M, Hammer B, Hasenfuss A, Villmann T. Batch and Median Neural Gas. Neural Networks. 2006;19...
Part 1: AlgorithmsInternational audienceThe size, complexity and dimensionality of data collections ...
We introduce relational variants of neural gas, a very efficient and powerful neural clustering algo...
Copyright © 2013 Tina Geweniger et al.This is an open access article distributed under the Creative ...
Abstract Recently, batch optimization schemes of the self-organizing map (SOM) and neural gas (NG) ...
Abstract. It is well known, that online neural gas (NG) possesses a magnification exponent different...
Abstract. Clustering constitutes an ubiquitous problem when dealing with huge data sets for data com...
Hasenfuss A, Hammer B, Schleif F-M, Villmann T. Neural gas clustering for dissimilarity data with co...
Part 2: AlgorithmsInternational audienceThe paper deals with the high dimensional data clustering pr...
Part 7: AlgorithmsInternational audienceThe paper deals with the high dimensional data clustering pr...
Villmann T, Hammer B, Biehl M. Some theoretical aspects of the neural gas vector quantizer. In: Bieh...