Stability of density-based clustering
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Abstract: High density clusters can be characterized by the connected components of a level set of the underlying probability density function generating the data, at some appropriate level . The complete hierarchical clustering can be characterized by a cluster tree . In this paper, we study the behavior of a density level set estimate and cluster tree estimate based on a kernel density estimator with kernel bandwidth . We define two notions of instability to measure the variability of and as a function of , and investigate the theoretical properties of these instability measures.
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