Generalized Cheeger Inequalities and Constrained Clustering
summary
Presents generalized Cheeger inequalities relating graph spectral properties to cluster conductance and uses those inequalities to develop constrained clustering algorithms; focuses on spectral methods (eigenvalues/eigenvectors of graph Laplacians) and shows how these bounds guide clustering under constraints.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 4:53The sparsest cut problem
- 7:25The Graph Laplacian
- 8:57Spectral Relaxation
- 12:19Eigen-Solvers in Practice
- 12:46Spectral vs Combinatorial Algorithms for cut problems
- 20:26is Cheeger inequality tight?
- 21:01is Cheeger method better than inequality?
- 24:31Reasons for optimism
- 27:24Fixing the path
- 33:01Theoretical intuition so far
- 35:16Constrained Clustering
- 38:15Algorithm for generalized k-way partitioning
- 40:03Summarizing the results
- 43:04Some results
- 44:08Open questions
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