google maps - How to cluster latitude-longitude data based on fixed radius from centroid as the only constraint? -


i have around 200k latitude & longitude data points. how can cluster them each clusters have latitude & longitude points strictly within radius = 1 km centroid only?

i tried leadercluster algorithm/package in r eventhough specify radius =1 km not strictly enforcing i.e. give clusters lot of point 5 - 10 kms cluster centroid within same cluster. not meeting requirement.

number of points in cluster can vary & not problem.

is there way enforce strict radius constraint in heirarchical or clustering algorithm? looking steps & implementation in r/python. tried searching in stackoverflow couldn't find solution in r/python.

how visualize cluster centroids in google maps after clustering in done?

edit

parameters using in elki. please verify enter image description here

this not clustering, set cover type of problem. @ least if looking good cover. clustering algorithm finding structure in data; looking forced quantization.

anyway, here 2 strategies can try e.g. in elki:

  • canopy preclustering t1=t2=your radius. should yield greedy approximation cover scenario.
  • complete linkage hierarchical agglomerative clustering, cut @ desired height. expensive (o(n^3)). 2 points in same cluster have @ distance, bit stricter requirement.

beware should using haversine ("geo") distances, not euclidean!


Comments

  1. Lucky Club: Lucky Club | Free Bet | Live Casino
    Lucky Club - Online Casino with FREE BONUS for new players - Slots, Blackjack, Roulette 카지노사이트luckclub & Live Casino with best bonuses & Free Spins.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

ios - RestKit 0.20 — CoreData: error: Failed to call designated initializer on NSManagedObject class (again) -

laravel - PDOException in Connector.php line 55: SQLSTATE[HY000] [1045] Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: YES) -

java - Digest auth with Spring Security using javaconfig -