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Scale-Space Clustering on the Sphere

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An algorithm for scale-space clustering of point cloud on the sphere using the methodology for the estimation of the density distribution of the points in the linear scale space is presented.
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We present an algorithm for scale-space clustering of point cloud on the sphere using the methodology for the estimation of the density distribution of the points in the linear scale space. Our algorithm regards the union of observed point sets as an image defined by the delta functions located at the positions of the points on the sphere. A blurred version of this image has a deterministic structure which qualitatively represents the density distribution of the points in a point cloud on a manifold.

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Scale-Space Clustering on a Unit Hypersphere

TL;DR: An algorithm for the scale-space clustering of a point cloud on a hypersphere in a higher-dimensional Euclidean space achieves clustering by estimating the density distribution of the points in the linear scale space on the sphere.
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