KlustaKwik is an open-source C++ program for automatic clustering of continuous data into a mixture of Gaussians. The program was originally developed for sorting of neuronal action potentials, but can be applied to any sort of data.
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The source code for a java version of KlustaKwik is now available as the jKlustaKwik directory on the trunk. This initial version includes the option for initial sorting of a random subset of the data, resulting in significant speed improvement. In general, this runs in about 130% the time of an optimized C++ compilation, but is multi-platform.
Two new versions released today. R1.8 corrects problems in the line including saving state to use standard C++ headers. "Subsetter" release incorporates Ken Harris's changes to speed up clustering dramatically by using a randomly selected subset of the data points.
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