More specifically, it counts the number of points in radius, ε, around point p. This center-based framework labels a given point, p, as (i) a core point, (ii) a border point, or (iii) a noise point.
It uses the same concept of a core point as DBSCAN.
For the purpose of DBSCAN clustering, the points are classified as core point, border point, and noise [27,28] as follows: A point p is a core point if it has more than a specified number of points (MinPts) within ε (Eps).
The core, border, and noise points are defined as: Definition 1: A point, p is a core point if ∣{x∣d x, p)≤ε}∣≥M i n P t s, where MinPts denotes minimum number points and d x, p) denotes the Euclidian distance between of point x and p. The core points makes the interior of a cluster.
A core point is referred to as a point whose density is greater than a user-defined threshold.
Likewise, any border point within ε-distance from a core point is also assigned the same cluster label as the core point.
Definition 3: A point is a noise point if it is neither a core point nor a border point.
RE-based DBSCAN algorithm treats every point as core point and estimates the cluster purity to make clusters.
Take x 1 as core point of DBSCAN, after adding data point x 8, the data points of cluster C i are shown in Table 4: Table 4 Data points in cluster with two sorted data points User Live location Birth year Citizenship x 1 Korea,Seoul 1988 Korean x 8 Korea,Seoul 1988 Korean.
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