Metodos de Agrupamentos em dois Estagios
This work investigates the use of two-stage clustering methods. Four techniques were proposed: SOMK, SOMAK, ASCAK and SOINAK. SOMK is composed of a SOM (Self-Organizing Maps) followed by the K-means algorithm, SOMAK is a combination of SOM followed by the Ant K-means (AK) algorithm, ASCAK is composed by the ASCA (Ant System-based Clustering Algorithm) and AK algorithms, SOINAK is composed by the Self-Organizing Incremental Neural Network (SOINN) and AK. SOINAK presented a better performance among the four proposed techniques when applied to pattern recognition problems.
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