I have a one dimensional List like this
public class Zeit_und_Eigenschaft
{
[Feature]
public double Sekunden { get; set; }
}
//...
List
Don't look for clustering algorithms.
Clustering is a good term for multivariate data, but your data is one-dimensional, so you should look at much older statistics literature. E.g. Natural Breaks optimization.
Or just kernel density estimation. In fact, you will find the very same question dozens of times here on stackoverflow already...
1D Number Array Clustering
Cluster one-dimensional data optimally?
partitioning an float array into similar segments (clustering)
Efficiently grouping similar numbers together
Clustering values by their proximity in python (machine learning?)
There was a good article in MSDN magazine on this topic a few months ago. They used the k-means algorithm. Link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/jj891054.aspx
Also, there are some videos on k-means clustering as part of Andrew Ng's online machine learning class. Link:
https://class.coursera.org/ml-003/lecture/preview
When you don't know k, there are some algorithms to search for a good value. Do a web search for k-means + elbow.