Clustering with DBSCAN, Clearly Explained!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ค. 2024
- DBSCAN is a super useful clustering algorithm that can handle nested clusters with ease. This StatQuest shows you exactly how it works. BAM!
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0:00 Awesome song and introduction
1:01 The problems solved by DBSCAN
3:00 How DBSCAN works
8:12 How DBSCAN deals with ties
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Josh is the best at explaining complex statistics and machine learning topics!
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Thank you for your videos! I got 94% on my ML exam because I understood so much just by watching your explainations :)
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Currently getting slaughtered in ML.. Found great help on this channel for my statistics course. Guess this will be my source of knowledge once again!
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Great explanations as always! Congrats! I would suggest doing explanations on algorithms such as Expectation-Maximization (EM) and Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC). I would be happy to see them.
I'll keep those topics in mind.
Few months ago I asked you to make a video on DBSCAN and finally you have done. Thank you a lot for taking my question into consideration.
Most welcome!
@@statquest Please also make one for Ordering Points to Identify the Clustering Structure (OPTICS) ❤
This week only I was searching about DBSCAN on your channel and you uploaded it now! This is fantastic! Thanks, for the awesome content.
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This came at the exact time I needed it. TAing for a class and wanted to refer your videos to the students! Thank you, Josh!
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It's just awesome how nice you explained this algorithm. Thank you so much for taking the time to summarize the information as good as you had.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Perfect timing.
Currently writing my bachelor project and DBSCAN is part of it.
As always, Josh Starmer is on point with the material I need! You sir certainly deserve the click of that subscription button I clicked long ago ❤️
Hooray!! Thank you very much and good luck with your project.
Very well explained, and extremely useful. Thank you so much, Josh.
Glad it was helpful!
Really Thanks Josh, I have seen multiple videos and websites to learn algorithms. But, no one explained like you. The most interesting way to listen, according to me.
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I loved the short version of BAM! in this video . it sounds so cute. and non-core points are also called border points and outliers as noise.
thanks for introducing me with small bam and the waiting sounds I laughed out loud . love your videos from India❤
Thanks!
Having watched several hours of your videos now, have to say that this is the best one I've seen so far. You made it so simple, so concise, that a 10 year old could understand it AND not get bored!
Honestly can't wait to see you raise the bar even higher than this
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I just whished there were some french speaking channels as great as yours...( French being my native language).
You english is so clear that i get most of it, even if certain terms are a bit challenging for me. People would love education if most teachers were like you !
Anyway keep up the great work :)
Merci! :)
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Congratulations on the video. Simple and very explanatory!
Thank you! :)
This is just brilliant! Hands-down the best explanation!
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I love your videos and the way you explain (so-called) boring (for biology students) statistics. A big Thank You..
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I can't believe how many of these fancy sounding algorithms are just coloring stuff that's close to eachother the same color
Ha! :)
I will be referring to your channel for my ml project. I find this video insightful and rejuvenating.
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Can't express how much I enjoy your videos. Thank you for the smile :)
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Very clear explanation with very cool visuals. Thank you and keep it up :)
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God bless you! I’m looking forward to checking out these study guides as well 😄
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Love the way it was explained simple and easy to uderstand.Thanks!
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Wow, the best thing is when you are getting up to what you were thinking going to bed the night before haha!! Thanks man! Super right timing!!
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This explanation is so intuitive and amazing. Thank you very much :)
Glad it was helpful!
Josh's little bams catch me completely off guard.
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I need code a clustering algo for a dataset as hw, and I picked DBSCAN. This video was perfect, thank you so much!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your explanation! I tried to figure out what those core-points and border points are for quite some while but to no avail :( until i found your video today!
Glad it was helpful!
This explaination is SOOOOOO GOOD, THANK YOU
This video is why I like the DBSCAN algorithm, awesome!
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I like it how the core points join to form a cluster with pippeep pippeep pippip pippeep sound
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Double Bam ! I understand the concept more.
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It would be great to see how HDBSCAN works now that we know how DBSCAN is
I'll keep that in mind
@@statquest Yes HDBSCAN would be GREAT
Thank you
Great explanations, easy to understand
Glad you think so!
In a nutshell, DBSCAN finds groups of data points that are density connected.
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Josh, thank you so much for all those videos. U have no idea how mych u help us out! And if I may: could u do one about the Louvain clustering?
I'll keep that in mind.
Very well explained. Thanks a lot!
Glad you liked it!
Very will explained! Thanks josh
Thanks!
crystal clear and high level content and explanation..Thank you so much..
Glad you liked it!
I'm just binging all these classification algorithm videos, learning for my exam
Good luck! :)
@@statquest Thank you! I passed :)
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This is the best explanation I ever seen
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Thanks , i need this it helped me save time please keep on making videos
Thank you!!!
Now that you have a video on this, I'll have to stop recommending my video on this topic. Thanks Josh
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@@statquest I'm so grateful you're a Math person and not fullly focused on ML. Otherwise my channel would be redundant lmao
Learning about a new awesome clustering technique. BAM!!!
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As always, great job! Thank you very much!
Thank you!
n-dimensional graphs are possible, albeit it takes time to learn to read them and they are only usefull in certain situations.
but technically you can project any n dimensional space onto any m
Noted
Amazing explanation as always.
Thank you!
You are a great teacher Josh, please make a video about EM
I'll keep that in mind.
You are simply amezing. Unertood in 9 min rather than spending hours on books. Tripal Bam Thanks
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Thank you for the clear explanation!
Glad it was helpful!
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Hooray! Another awesome video :D!
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Really nice explanation!
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Great Stuff as usual!
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Thanx prof. Very clearly explained
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Thank you for the great video! 😁
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fabulous , The best explanation might be possible ; Thank you so much
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Amazing video! I would suggest an spectral clustering video too! :)
I'll keep that in mind.
super nice explanation!
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I love the way you explained this to me
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Good Initiative..Very well explained..
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great explanation, thanks!
Thank you!
Please consider making a video (or videos) on collaborative filtering and related topics of recommendation systems.
I'll keep that in mind! (ps Thanks for supporting StatQuest!!!!)
@@statquest Thanks a lot for considering, and all the wonderful content.
RIGHT IN TIME FOR MY EXAM.
King.
Good luck!!! Let me know how it goes.
@@statquest I was rewatching to summarise a bit plus it was a cool video and just saw you've replied :D. It went great I am on path to become ML master. Thank you for being here to help!
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Excellent job.
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THANK YOU FOR THIS! Please also make one for Ordering Points to Identify the Clustering Structure (OPTICS)
I'll keep that in mind.
Awesome and easy understanding explanation! I actually was curious on how the metrics parameter (euclidean, manhattan, etc) influences the decision of the clustering process on this algorithm?
It probably depends on your data.
Brilliant as always....
Thank you so much 😀!
Thanks for the cool explanation 😆
Any time!
Brilliant! Now could you do the same for Clustering with Optics!
I'll keep that in mind.
super clearly explained!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Josh, great video and clearly explained!! ;) How can we know whether the high-dimensional data contains nested clusters when we cannot visualize it? Do you recommend using PCA to still be able to visualize it and look whether the data is nested? Or is there another way to know when to use DBSCAN? Thanks in advance!!
When you have a lot of variables (so you have a lot of dimensions), and you suspect that some of the relationships among them might be complicated, then there's a good chance you'll get nested clusters.
@@statquest Can you do a video on it , I cannot wrap my head around that
thank you sir, great video as always, a question please, how would you cluster geospatial dataset? you have a bunch of houses (with coordinates) and their prices, it becomes 3 columns dataset. will you throw it directly to the DBSCAN?
You might want to scale the columns.
Late to the party, but you'd have to think of a way to represent both geographical distance and price distance into a distance matrix. For geographical distance you should use the haversine function. For the prices you can simply use euclidean distance. Then use the distance matrix as input for DBSCAN :).
this is great, keep going , i wish u do the same for ST-DBSCAN
I'll keep that in mind.
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Thank you!
That's awesome! Can you please make a video about Spectral Clustering as well?
I'll keep that in mind.
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Dam Thank you, your clip is better explain than ChatGPT gave me!
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very well explained
Thank you!
Very good explanation, very clear indeed. If you allow a question: how can we know which method is more appropriate for our situation, k-means or DBSCAN? Thank you!
You have to look at the clustering.
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Great !!
Thank you a lot Josh !!
Please Josh, how to efficiently handle mixed data when we work with DBSCAN ?
To be honest, I'm not sure how to do that off the top of my head.
When I have mixed, or tabular data, I always think of using Random Forests for clustering: th-cam.com/video/sQ870aTKqiM/w-d-xo.html
I really liked the video, it's cool (subscribed)
Thank you!
Nice and simple😊
Thank you