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Co-clustering for Binary and Categorical Data with Maximum Modularity
To tackle the co-clustering problem for binary and categorical data, we propose a generalized modularity measure and a spectral approximation of the modularity matrix. A spectral algorithm maximizing the modularity measure is then presented. Experimental results are performed on a variety of simulated and real-world data sets confirming the interest of the use of the modularity in co-clustering and assessing the number of clusters contexts.