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Gustafson-Kessel Clustering Model To Identify The High-Level Performers In Educational Domain
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AUTHOR(S)
S.Hamsanandhini, T.Thilagaraj, Dr.N Sengottaiyan
KEYWORDS
Data mining, Gustafson-Kessel Clustering, Placement, Student Performance
ABSTRACT
The Process of placing individual items into groups based on some quantitative information is known as clustering. The cluster number estimation is one of the most important tasks in clustering. The Gustafson-Kessel clustering model will suitable to evolve many real-world tasks. This model having the ability to deal with unlabeled data and also it will generate membership and typicality values. The skill sets like speaking, reading, listening and writing are used to analyze the student level. The prediction of the best performer will reduce the burden in placement and also reduce the cost in the student enrichment process.
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