This a stupid question but: is it possible to do an (agglomerative) hierarchical clustering with rkward? I'm a newbee in data mining and with rkward and I don't even know if it possible... I like rkward and I would like to do my work with. If it si impossible, do you know a good (open source) software to do this kind of things?
Thanks
Ben
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Johannes
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Hello,
First of all, sorry for my english...
This a stupid question but: is it possible to do an (agglomerative) hierarchical clustering with rkward? I'm a newbee in data mining and with rkward and I don't even know if it possible... I like rkward and I would like to do my work with. If it si impossible, do you know a good (open source) software to do this kind of things?
Thanks
Ben
Hi,
this is a question regarding the capabilities of the underlying R software for statistical computing. A good start to get acquainted with them would be to study one or more of the manuals or books mentioned at www.r-project.org and look at the list of contributed packages at cran.r-project.org.
Johannes
Hi John Doe:
Then answer is yes, you can do that with R, and of course with Rkward as an interface.
But is not in the menu of Rkward.
You must write a script with the function "hclust", check on the R help with this command:
help(hclust)
Best regards.
Kenneth