Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Learning from cluster examples (LCE) is a hybrid task combining features of two common grouping tasks: learning from examples and clustering. In LCE, each training example is a partition of objects. The task is then to learn from a training set, a rule for partitioning unseen object sets. A general method for learning such partitioning rules is useful in any situation where explicit algorithms for deriving partitions are hard to formalize, while individual examples of correct partitions are easy to specify. In the past, clustering techniques have been applied to such problems, despite being essentially unsuited to the task.  present a technique that has qualitative advantages over standard clustering approaches.  demonstrate these advantages by applying our method to problems in two domainss one with dot patterns and one with more realistic vector-data images.
['Toshihiro Kamishima', 'Fumio Motoyoshi']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Learning from Cluster Examples
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