Clustering analysis, as one of the important methods in data mining technology, merely provides a method for the research and analysis of large amounts of data. Starting with the most important nodes, this paper divides clustering based on data field characteristics. The sensitivity pruning algorithm is then used to further adjust and optimize the structure of the fuzzy neural network, allowing the network to automatically learn the structure and parameters of the system in different environments and obtain the optimal control rules. Finally, the clustering function brings the algorithm’s output result to a close. The experimental results show that the adaptive clustering algorithm of complex networks presented in this paper can effectively improve network cluster division, reduce algorithm time complexity, and avoid the problem of providing the number of cluster structures in advance. This method’s cluster structure efficiency can reach 97.6 percent, and its highest clustering accuracy can reach 96.8 percent. The adaptive clustering algorithm proposed in this paper not only overcomes the traditional algorithm’s flaws, such as the need to predetermine the number of clusters and the clustering result being dependent on the initial clustering center selection, but also has ideal clustering accuracy. This study introduces a novel and more effective method for addressing the difficult problems of practical complex control systems.
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