DBSCAN: Part 1

[@billwindsor4224]

Hello Sir - excellent explanation of DBSCAN you have presented here, including computer science concepts of computational complexity, *thank you*. I am really looking forward to your next lecture on DBSCAN parameter control for Epsilon and MinPoints; because that is an important area for DBSCAN performance and effectivenesss, as you note (and there is relatively little information available on this!).

[@c.v.shankarshankar8774]

Thanks sir. It's quite simple but very effective explanation.

[@rodguinea]

This video is great! Thanks

[@hARRYnhariprasathnallasamy]

neatly explained sir! thanks

[@psychorameses]

Based on this explanation, what's the difference between density-reachable and density-connected? Density-connected is defined as a point o such that both p and q are density-reachable from o, which means there exists two chains of points p1, p2, ..., o and o, ..., q2, q1 that are both fully directly density-reachable, which means p1, p2, ..., o, ..., q2, q1 is also a fully directly density reachable chain. Wouldn't this mean density-connected is essentially the same as density-reachable? Something's off here.

[@MachineLearningTV]

Dear friend, the definition of the point type in DBSCAN is a little confusing. Search in Google and you Will find good texts that complement this video. I also suggest you to watch part 2 of this video.

[@PandemicGameplay]

Nice explanation

[@pred9990]

much more understandable and structured than indian guys explanation)

[@james-ht5vf]

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