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MeanShift

MeanShift[list, d]
replaces each element in list by the mean of the values of all elements that differ by less than d.

Details and Options Details and Options

MeanShift returns a sorted list.
MeanShift works with arbitrary expressions.
The following option can be given:
DistanceFunction EuclideanDistance distance metric function

MaxIterations 1 maximum number of iterations to perform
The default setting is DistanceFunction->EuclideanDistance. Other typical settings include ManhattanDistance and ChessboardDistance.
Possible settings for the DistanceFunction option are:

	ManhattanDistance	Manhattan or "city block" distance
	EuclideanDistance	Euclidean distance
	SquaredEuclideanDistance	squared Euclidean distance
	NormalizedSquaredEuclideanDistance	normalized squared Euclidean distance
	CosineDistance	angular cosine distance
	CorrelationDistance	correlation coefficient distance

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Basic Examples (2)Basic Examples (2)

Mean-shift of a list of integers:

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Mean-shift of a list of vectors:

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Scope (2)Scope (2)

Applications (1)Applications (1)

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MeanShiftFilter FindClusters

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