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1 >>> from math import fabs |
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2 >>> from numpy import ones |
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3 >>> from ml import prototypeCluster |
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5 >>> nTrajectories = 7 |
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6 >>> similarityFunc = lambda x, y: 1.-fabs(x-y)/(nTrajectories-1) |
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7 >>> similarities = -ones((nTrajectories, nTrajectories)) |
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8 >>> prototypeIndices = prototypeCluster(range(nTrajectories), similarities, 1., similarityFunc, optimizeCentroid = True) # too large to be similar |
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9 >>> len(prototypeIndices) == nTrajectories |
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10 True |
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11 >>> # could use lists to have a length |
