2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.procs.2020.04.017
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Clustering Cloud Workloads: K-Means vs Gaussian Mixture Model

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“…Penelitian internasional juga membahas implementasi K-Means Clustering mengelompokkan beban kerja cloud menggunakan K-Means dengan campuran model Gaussian [9]. Ada juga membahas tentang seberapa banyak K-Means dapat ditingkatkan dengan menggunakan inisialisasi dan pengulangan yang lebih baik [10].…”
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“…Penelitian internasional juga membahas implementasi K-Means Clustering mengelompokkan beban kerja cloud menggunakan K-Means dengan campuran model Gaussian [9]. Ada juga membahas tentang seberapa banyak K-Means dapat ditingkatkan dengan menggunakan inisialisasi dan pengulangan yang lebih baik [10].…”
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“…Additionally, GMM can group complex patterns into similar components that match closely while k-means uses simple principles to produce only abstract information. The performance and comparison of the sampling methods used in GMM are reported in [ 26 ].…”
Section: Gaussian Mixture Model Clustering Technique and Classification Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The K-means algorithm groups data points by using the distance from a cluster centroid [38] . It is widely used in scientific and industrial applications due to its simplicity and speed [38] .…”
Section: Clustering Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The K-means algorithm groups data points by using the distance from a cluster centroid [38] . It is widely used in scientific and industrial applications due to its simplicity and speed [38] . However, K-means uses Euclidean distance as the similarity measure which limits identification of nonlinear usage structures.…”
Section: Clustering Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
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