Update KMeans init docstring to include 'random' option #1020
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The docstring for the dask_ml.cluster.KMeans class currently omits 'random' as a valid option for the init parameter. However, this option is fully implemented in the underlying k_init function and serves as a critical scalable alternative to the default 'k-means||', which can overwhelm the scheduler on large datasets.
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@TomAugspurger Could you please take a look |
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The docstring for the
dask_ml.cluster.KMeansclass currently omitsrandomas a valid option for theinitparameter. However, this option is fully implemented in the underlyingk_initfunction and serves as a critical scalable alternative to the defaultk-means||, which can overwhelm the scheduler on large datasets.These changes make the documentation accurately reflect the implementation and help users make better-informed decisions when choosing an initialization strategy for large-scale clustering tasks.
Also covers #918