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Does Kmeans and Kmeans++ is same?

asked Nov 29, 2019 in Machine Learning by SakshiSharma

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Does Kmeans and Kmeans++ is same?

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answered Nov 29, 2019 by sharadyadav1986

No, Kmeanas++ uses different initation to calculate the centroid.

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