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Selective Inference for Deep Clustering in Latent Spaces
Deep clustering is a powerful approach for discovering meaningful structures in high-dimensional data by learning a low-dimensional latent representation prior to clustering. Despite its empirical success, assessing the statistical reliability of the resulting clusters remains challenging. Testing d
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