#[non_exhaustive]
pub enum KMeansInit<F: Float> {
    Random,
    Precomputed(Array2<F>),
    KMeansPlusPlus,
    KMeansPara,
}
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Specifies centroid initialization algorithm for KMeans.

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Random

Pick random points as centroids.

Precomputed(Array2<F>)

Precomputed list of centroids, represented as an array of (n_centroids, n_features).

KMeansPlusPlus

K-means++ algorithm. Using this over random initialization causes K-means to converge faster for almost all cases, since K-means++ produces better centroids.

KMeansPara

K-means|| algorithm, a parallelized version of K-means++. Performs much better than K-means++ when the number of clusters is large (>100) while producing similar centroids, so use this for larger datasets. Details on the algorithm can be found here.

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