23-04-2017, 10:58 PM
Looking more closely at your pages, does it not concern you that your clustering may be broken?
Many previous clustering studies have found a strong clustering effect between recto and verso sides of the same folio (with the exception of the nine rosette foldout folio, as Rene Z reminded me recently), yet this is apparently not as noticeable in your clustering, as far as I can see.
Clustering via k-means or any of the multitude of funky variants it spawned is only as good as the dimensions of data that go in, which suggests to me that you may not have got this step quite right. Just sayin'.
Many previous clustering studies have found a strong clustering effect between recto and verso sides of the same folio (with the exception of the nine rosette foldout folio, as Rene Z reminded me recently), yet this is apparently not as noticeable in your clustering, as far as I can see.
Clustering via k-means or any of the multitude of funky variants it spawned is only as good as the dimensions of data that go in, which suggests to me that you may not have got this step quite right. Just sayin'.