I try to seed a k-means clustering with canopy clustering. Problem: Depending 
on the choice for t1 and t2, canopy clustering gives me too many canopies or 
just 1.
I thought I could solve this with the clusterFilter parameter, but no luck. 
Although I can restrict the number of _canopy clusters_ with the clusterFilter 
parameter leading to what would be a good value for k, this parameter has no 
effect on the _canopy centroids_ that are created, and these are the seed for 
k-means.
Is there a way to get a seed for k-means that reflects the value given for the 
clusterFilter parameter in canopy clustering?

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