pub struct HierarchicalCluster<T: Float>(_);
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Agglomerative hierarchical clustering

In this clustering algorithm, each point is first considered as a separate cluster. During each step, two points are merged into new clusters, until a stopping criterion is reached. The distance between the points is computed as the negative-log transform of the similarity kernel.

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Select a merging method

Stop merging when a certain number of clusters are reached

In the fitting process points are merged until a certain criterion is reached. With this option the merging process will stop, when the number of clusters drops below this value.

Stop merging when a certain distance is reached

In the fitting process points are merged until a certain criterion is reached. With this option the merging process will stop, then the distance exceeds this value.

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The checked hyperparameters
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