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A more efficient algorithm to compute the Rand Index for change-point problems

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arxiv 2112.03738 v2 pith:DSCXU3OP submitted 2021-12-07 cs.DS stat.CO

classification cs.DSstat.CO
keywords algorithmcomplexitychange-pointdataefficientindexmemoryrand
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We provide a more efficient algorithm for computing the Rand Index when the data cluster comes from a change-point detection problem. Given $N$ data points and two clusterings of size $r$ and $s$, the algorithm runs on $O(r+s)$ time complexity and $O(1)$ memory complexity. The traditional algorithm, in contrast, runs on $O(rs+N)$ time complexity and $O(rs)$ memory complexity.

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