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URL:https://www.i2m.univ-amu.fr/evenements/luc-giffon-quick-means-accelera
 tion-of-k-means-by-learning-a-fast-transform/
SUMMARY: (...): Luc GIFFON - QuicK-means: Acceleration of K-means by learni
 ng a fast transform
DESCRIPTION:: Luc GIFFON (LIS\, Aix-Marseille Université)K-means -- and th
 e celebrated Lloyd algorithm -- is more than the clustering method it was 
 originally designed to be. It has indeed proven pivotal to help increase t
 he speed of many machine learning and data analysis techniques such as ind
 exing\, nearest-neighbor search and prediction\, data compression\, Radial
  Basis Function networks\; its beneficial use has been shown to carry over
  to the acceleration of kernel machines (when using the Nyström method). 
 Here\, we propose a fast extension of K-means\, dubbed QuicK-means\, that 
 rests on the idea of expressing the matrix of the &#119870\; centroids as 
 a product of sparse matrices\, a feat made possible by recent results devo
 ted to find approximations of matrices as a product of sparse factors. Usi
 ng such a decomposition squashes the complexity of the matrix-vector produ
 ct between the factorized &#119870\;×&#119863\; centroid matrix &#119828\
 ; and any vector from O(&#119870\;&#119863\;) to O(&#119860\;log&#119860\;
 +&#119861\;)\, with &#119860\;=min(&#119870\;\,&#119863\;) and &#119861\;=
 max(&#119870\;\,&#119863\;)\, where &#119863\; is the dimension of the tra
 ining data. This drastic computational saving has a direct impact in the a
 ssignment process of a point to a cluster\, meaning that it is not only ta
 ngible at prediction time\, but also at training time\, provided the facto
 rization procedure is performed during Lloyd's algorithm. We precisely sho
 w that resorting to a factorization step at each iteration does not impair
  the convergence of the optimization scheme and that\, depending on the co
 ntext\, it may entail a reduction of the training time. Finally\, we provi
 de discussions and numerical simulations that show the versatility of our 
 computationally-efficient QuicK-means algorithm. https://pageperso.lis-lab
 .fr/luc.giffon/
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