A Simple K-means Clustering Routine 1.0

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Author: Roger Zhang (View all listings)

A Simple K-means Clustering Routine 1.0
This routine takes as input an array of data points, a desired
K value, and an error tolerance; it returns an array of cluster
labels corresponding to the data points, and optionally an
array of the final centroids.

File name:	40276.zip
Product homepage:	Product homepage
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Languages:	C, C++
Platforms:	LINUX/UNIX
Release Date:	19 May, 2005
Licence Type:	Open Source
Size:	1862 bytes
Price/fee (US$):	0.00 $
Number of downloads:	1249

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nice coding
by Unknown, on Wednesday Oct 19, 2005

very precise code, no redundancy
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not running
by naresh, on Tuesday Jul 31, 2007

where is the main function to this program.., i think some part (main) part of the program is missin...
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