Random Projections for -means Clustering
arXiv:1011.4632
Abstract
This paper discusses the topic of dimensionality reduction for -means clustering. We prove that any set of points in dimensions (rows in a matrix $A \in \RR^{n \times d}$) can be projected into $t = Ω(k / \eps^2)$ dimensions, for any $\eps \in (0,1/3)$, in $O(n d \lceil \eps^{-2} k/ \log(d) \rceil )$ time, such that with constant probability the optimal -partition of the point set is preserved within a factor of $2+\eps$. The projection is done by post-multiplying with a random matrix having entries or with equal probability. A numerical implementation of our technique and experiments on a large face images dataset verify the speed and the accuracy of our theoretical results.
Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) 2010
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