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We investigate the accuracy of different similarity approaches for clustering over two million biomedical documents.

The PMRA and BM25 TA approaches have the highest values on the coherence and concentration metrics, and provide sufficient coverage (94%, Table 2) to make them the most attractive text-based approaches for clustering extremely large document sets.

We used two approaches for clustering analysis.

We evaluate SPICi's performance on several existing protein interaction networks of varying size, and compare SPICi to nine previous approaches for clustering biological networks.

Molecular Complex Detection (Mcode; Bader and Hogue, 2003) is one of the first approaches for clustering interactomes, and greedily grows clusters from a seed node.

There are two main approaches for clustering that differ in their starting point: In the agglomerative, or ascendant, hierarchical classification, each point in the data hyperspace is initially considered as a group (class) followed by merging the most similar (closely spaced) points into the requested number of clusters.

In this paper, we proposed the WDCM (Weibull Distribution-based Clustering Method), a robust approach for clustering gene expression data, in which the gene expressions of individual genes are considered as the random variables following unique Weibull distributions.

The first semiautomatic approach for clustering MIMO channel data was introduced in [21].

Another similar approach for clustering CR networks is proposed in [10].

Here, we present a deterministic approach for clustering huge compound libraries based on all pairwise compound similarities.

In this paper, we have proposed a novel approach for clustering data by using a self-organizing map.