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<p>I am using the Opencv Kmeans2() clustering function on some data set. Practically the cluster centroids start by being initialized randomly. Then clustering precedes. </p> <p>How do I request all those centroids in a certain order, say first cetroid of the largest chunk of the data set, then next (in decreasing order, assuming that there's no equal set of different point locations in multidimensional space) and so on ?</p>
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Kmeans2 returning the ordered centroids list based on how many data points they correspond to
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