[scikit-learn] Markov Clustering?

[Andy]

On 12/06/2016 08:05 AM, Allan Visochek wrote:
> At it's core, Markov clustering is a graph algorithm, it operates on a 
> sparse similarity matrix (essentially, by simulating flow between the 
> data points). This makes it useful for similarity graphs that don't 
> originate from features (i.e. protien-protien interaction networks). 
> Because the graph is based on similarity though, its definitely 
> possible to use it as a data clustering algorithm that takes a 
> similarity metric as an argument.
>
> I suppose it could be implemented so that the algorithm could take 
> either a sparse similarity matrix or a set of features as its first 
> argument. This would keep the same structure of the other clustering 
> algorithms, but also allow use with pure similarity graphs. Does this 
> make sense?
>
Yeah that's also how the other algorithms work.