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$L_1$ or $L_.5$ metrics for clustering?
Does anyone use the $L_1$ or $L_.5$ metrics for clustering, rather than $L_2$ ?
Aggarwal et al.,
On the surprising behavior of distance metrics in high dimensional space
said (in 2001) that
$L_1$ …
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