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viz.analysis.KMeans.destroy

KMeans.destroy(): void

Clean up GPU resources.

Releases WebGPU compute pipelines and bind group layouts. Call this when done with clustering to free GPU memory. Only needed if reusing KMeans instance; single-use clustering should use the kmeans convenience function instead.

Examples

const km = new KMeans();
const result1 = await km.fit(data1, shape1, { k: 5 });
const result2 = await km.fit(data2, shape2, { k: 5 });
km.destroy();  // After done with all clustering
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