NEAREST NEIGHBOR CLUSTERING OVER PARTITIONED DATA

Faculty Science Year: 2011
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Journal: Computing and Informatics Computing and Informatics Volume:
Keywords : NEAREST NEIGHBOR CLUSTERING OVER PARTITIONED DATA    
Abstract:
Most clustering algorithms assume that all the relevant data are avail- able on a single node of a computer network. In the emerging distributed and networked knowledge environments, databases relevant for computations may re- side on a
   
     
 
       

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