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How to cluster data based on a subset of attributes (4 attributes)?
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I have a pandas DataFrame that holds the data for some objects, among which the position of some parts of the object (Left, Top, Right, Bottom).
For example:
ObjectID Left, Right, Top, Bottom
1 0 0 0 0
2 20 15 5 5
3 3 2 0 0
How can I cluster the objects based on this 4 attributes?
Is there a clustering algorithm/technique that you recommend me?
python cluster-analysis data-mining data-analysis hierarchical-clustering
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I have a pandas DataFrame that holds the data for some objects, among which the position of some parts of the object (Left, Top, Right, Bottom).
For example:
ObjectID Left, Right, Top, Bottom
1 0 0 0 0
2 20 15 5 5
3 3 2 0 0
How can I cluster the objects based on this 4 attributes?
Is there a clustering algorithm/technique that you recommend me?
python cluster-analysis data-mining data-analysis hierarchical-clustering
asked 2 days ago
onraonra
1089
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I have a pandas DataFrame that holds the data for some objects, among which the position of some parts of the object (Left, Top, Right, Bottom).
For example:
ObjectID Left, Right, Top, Bottom
1 0 0 0 0
2 20 15 5 5
3 3 2 0 0
How can I cluster the objects based on this 4 attributes?
Is there a clustering algorithm/technique that you recommend me?
python cluster-analysis data-mining data-analysis hierarchical-clustering
asked 2 days ago
onraonra
1089
I have a pandas DataFrame that holds the data for some objects, among which the position of some parts of the object (Left, Top, Right, Bottom).
For example:
ObjectID Left, Right, Top, Bottom
1 0 0 0 0
2 20 15 5 5
3 3 2 0 0
How can I cluster the objects based on this 4 attributes?
Is there a clustering algorithm/technique that you recommend me?
python cluster-analysis data-mining data-analysis hierarchical-clustering
python cluster-analysis data-mining data-analysis hierarchical-clustering
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Almost all clustering algorithms are multivariate and can be used here. So your question is too broad.
It may be worth looking at appropriate distance measures first.
Any recommendation would be sound to do, because we don't know how your data is distributed.
answered 2 days ago
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depending upon the data type and final objective you can try k-means, k-modes or k-prototypes. if your data got a mix of categorical or continuous variables then you can try partition around medoids algorithm. However, as stated earlier by another user, can you give more information about the type of data and its variance.
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Almost all clustering algorithms are multivariate and can be used here. So your question is too broad.
It may be worth looking at appropriate distance measures first.
Any recommendation would be sound to do, because we don't know how your data is distributed.
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Almost all clustering algorithms are multivariate and can be used here. So your question is too broad.
It may be worth looking at appropriate distance measures first.
Any recommendation would be sound to do, because we don't know how your data is distributed.
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Almost all clustering algorithms are multivariate and can be used here. So your question is too broad.
It may be worth looking at appropriate distance measures first.
Any recommendation would be sound to do, because we don't know how your data is distributed.
answered 2 days ago
Anony-MousseAnony-Mousse
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Almost all clustering algorithms are multivariate and can be used here. So your question is too broad.
It may be worth looking at appropriate distance measures first.
Any recommendation would be sound to do, because we don't know how your data is distributed.
answered 2 days ago
Anony-MousseAnony-Mousse
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depending upon the data type and final objective you can try k-means, k-modes or k-prototypes. if your data got a mix of categorical or continuous variables then you can try partition around medoids algorithm. However, as stated earlier by another user, can you give more information about the type of data and its variance.
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depending upon the data type and final objective you can try k-means, k-modes or k-prototypes. if your data got a mix of categorical or continuous variables then you can try partition around medoids algorithm. However, as stated earlier by another user, can you give more information about the type of data and its variance.
answered 2 days ago
vilisSOvilisSO
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depending upon the data type and final objective you can try k-means, k-modes or k-prototypes. if your data got a mix of categorical or continuous variables then you can try partition around medoids algorithm. However, as stated earlier by another user, can you give more information about the type of data and its variance.
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depending upon the data type and final objective you can try k-means, k-modes or k-prototypes. if your data got a mix of categorical or continuous variables then you can try partition around medoids algorithm. However, as stated earlier by another user, can you give more information about the type of data and its variance.
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