Comparative analysis of clustering algorithms
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The mathematical formulation of the problem of goods’ categorization is represented, the following stages of its decision are pointed out: indexing, classification and evaluation. Experimental study of classifiers (naive Bayes classifier, SVM method and decision tree) has shown that SVM method is the most effective to solve the problem of categorization.
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