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In this case, the Davies-Boulding index won't work because it needs to compute the distance between centroids. In Table 1, column X indicates that the CVI requires the original data (X), whereas D indicates that the CVI can be applied over a distance matrix (as in your case). Thus, from Table 1, you can use all the CVIs with a mark in the "D" column, including the Silhouette index.
I wanted to use my own distance function, as below:
MyCorr function:
function c = MyCorr(in1,in2)
While it works with the silhouette coefficient function, I get following error with Davies Bouldin:
Does someone no the whats the issue?
Thanks a lot in advance!
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