>> I'm not sure if "flat geometry" is a good way to describe the case that
>> KMeans works in. I would have said "convex clusters". Not sure in how far
>> that applies to hierarchical clustering, though.
>>      
> Euclidean distance.
>    
Can you please elaborate?
>> Also, I would mention explicitly that often clustering algorithms are
>> evaluated using ARI or AMI using classification data, since there
>> is not really any other data available, and why this is bad ;)
>>      
> Can you contribute a sentence for this, I don't feel confortable enough.
>
>    
Ok, I have to think about it, though ;)

>> I am just working on a clustering algorithm and it is really hard to
>> say what it means for a clustering algorithm to fail.
>>      
> Yes, indeed :$
>
>    
Just know I have 4 plots of clustering algorithms on my desktop,
one of which I want to publish. Problem is: the clustering does not
agree with the classes, while the kmeans results do.
Now what? -_-

>> Oh and one more thing: For spectral clustering, I think we implement
>> the Shi/Malik version, not the Jordan/Ng version. Though adding
>> this as an option would probably be quite easy. This should probably
>> also be made explicit in the docs.
>>      
> I never heard of the latter (excuse my ignorance). But I am curious.
>
>    
I just wrote down an explanation of quickshift (since I wrote something
about that and it is little know) and while pressing on 'send' I read that
you didn't know about Jordan/Ng ^^
They published basically at the same time as Shi/Malik and the work is 
closely
related. In the tutorial that is linked in the docs there is a nice 
explanation.
Basically Shi/Malik multipy by the inverse diagonal from the right while
Jordan/Ng multiply by the square root form left and right - or something ;)

>
> $ git fetch gael
> $ git diff gael/master
>
> Had I done a separate branch, it would have been easier. Sorry.
>
>    
Np. Thanks for the command :)


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