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for a given no. of clusters c, the value of partition clusters should be in the range [1/c,1] according to the research paper you linked, however here for c=2, I get:
which is clearly less than c=1/2=0.5
is there something wrong here?
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From where I see it, this might be a problem with the calculation of the PC and the PEC values.
Both calculations should be made as np.sum(np.mean(..., axis=0)) instead of just np.mean(...).
I have suggested a fix for that in PR #108. @omadson Please have a look if my assumption is correct.
for a given no. of clusters c, the value of partition clusters should be in the range [1/c,1] according to the research paper you linked, however here for c=2, I get:
which is clearly less than c=1/2=0.5
is there something wrong here?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: