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| − | Similar to [[Segmentation]] in [[Visit Count Stats]], '''Dynamic Clustering Attribute''' (a.k.a. attribute) is a variable representing an aspect of a particular situation. When several attributes are combined, it is then called a [[Data Point]]. | + | Similar to [[Segmentation]] in [[Visit Count Stats]], '''Dynamic Clustering Attribute''' (a.k.a. attribute) is a variable representing an aspect of a particular situation. When several attributes are combined, it is then called a [[Data Point]]. |
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| + | [[Dynamic Clustering]] is all about finding the [[wikipedia:k-nearest neighbours|k-nearest neighbours]] of the recorded data points and then calculating the [[wikipedia:kernel density estimation|kernel density]] of the matched points. Thus attributes play a crucial role in dynamic clustering. | ||
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| + | == Common attributes == | ||
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| + | Some common attributes most [[Dynamic Clustering|DC]] guns use are | ||
| + | * [[Distance]]/[[Bullet Flight Time]] | ||
| + | * [[Lateral Velocity]] | ||
| + | * [[Advancing Velocity]] | ||
| + | * [[Wall Distance]] | ||
| + | * [[Time Since Attributes]] | ||
| + | * [[Average Velocity Attributes]] | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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* [[Dynamic Clustering Tutorial]] | * [[Dynamic Clustering Tutorial]] | ||
* [[Segmentation]] | * [[Segmentation]] | ||
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Similar to Segmentation in Visit Count Stats, Dynamic Clustering Attribute (a.k.a. attribute) is a variable representing an aspect of a particular situation. When several attributes are combined, it is then called a Data Point.
Dynamic Clustering is all about finding the k-nearest neighbours of the recorded data points and then calculating the kernel density of the matched points. Thus attributes play a crucial role in dynamic clustering.
Common attributes
Some common attributes most DC guns use are
- Distance/Bullet Flight Time
- Lateral Velocity
- Advancing Velocity
- Wall Distance
- Time Since Attributes
- Average Velocity Attributes
