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You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
A thread to vent pedantic rage caused by people using words incorrectly. For starters:
The phrase "in synch" is short for "in synchronization," not "in syncopation." Syncopation...
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I don't want to commit, whatever), they respond with, "It wasn't your fault."
I wasn't apologizing! I mean, I understand the source of your confusion,....
It annoys me when people say 'brought' when they mean 'bought'.
With such subtleties.
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I am trying to see if the performance of both can be compared based on the objective functions they work on?
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The main difference is that, in Fuzzy-C Means clustering, each point has a weighting associated with a particular, which is determined by the inverse ....
K-Means clustering and Fuzzy-C Means Clustering are very similar in approaches.
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In CSS layouts what is the means of word "Faux column"?
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What LIFO means and which data structure follows the LIFO strategy ?
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LIFO means L ast I n F irst O ut.
If you enqueue A, B, C then you'll dequeue A, B, C in that order .
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I am looking for Python implementation of k-means algorithm with examples to cluster and cache my database of coordinates.
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There's a scipy....
It's an educational-means implementation.
LOL
By the way, K-Means is a very simple algorithm to implement.
From wikipedia , you could use scipy, K-means clustering an vector quantization
Or, you could use friend".
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Hi,
I'm trying to programm a k-means algorithm in Java. I have calculated a number of arrays, each of them containing a number of coeficients. I need to use a k-means algorithm in order to group all this data. Do you know any implementation of this algorithm...
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I haven't studied the code myself, but there's a multithreaded K-means.
There's a very nice Python implementation of K-means clustering in "Programming Collective to be too difficult.
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In this post Stack Overflow Architecture i read about something called nosql, i didn't understand what it means, and i tried to search on google but seams that i can't get exactly whats it.
Can anyone explain what nosql means in simple words?
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Here's a relevant article.
Put simply, it means not using a relational database for data storage.
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Hi,
Waht does /s means in %SystemRoot%\system32\services.msc /s ?
Where can I find the complete reference?
Thanks.
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IIRC, MMC used to have a splash screen, and the /s switch would suppress... .
Documentation for the command line switches for this program can be found here .
As far as I know, there is no /s switch .
Services.msc runs with mmc (Microsoft Management Console).
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What exactly is the difference between Proc Means and Proc Summary? Many sites state that both these are same, but unless each has something unique will SAS create it?
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So if you want a report....
The difference between the two procedures is that PROC MEANS produces a report by default, whereas PROC SUMMARY produces an output data set by default.
As the code for producing an output data set with PROC MEANS.
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If the framework is persistence agnostic, can my unit tests construct a file system version of the persistance store underneath my entity model?
I'll be using the model first features of entity framework in the GUI for sure because it's too easy for my...
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But in reality people tend to use the lazy loading and attributed approach, which means that it still.
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