Re: PSPP - K-Means

[John Darrington]

I have emailed the author of the quick cluster procedure about this.
However he doesn't have the time to contribute further improvements.
So unless someone volunteers, it is unlikely to be done soon.

I think it would be a fairly easy place to get started in PSPP development,
if anyone has the time and interest.

J'

On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 10:21:41PM +0200, F. Thomas wrote:
     This would be a good innovation, in particular because without saving
     results for further work currently quick cluster is not so useful.
     Regards,
     ftr
     
     
     
     On 27/05/2015 17:46, Andy King wrote:
     > Hello
     >
     > I have a PSPP technical queries please (I am using 0.8.4-g267362)?
     >
     > I am using the software to run a K-means classification.  I can see
     > the output (which is fine) but I would also like to know which case
     > has been assigned to which cluster.  This can be achieved in SPSS, can
     > this be done in PSPP?
     >
     > E.g.
     >
     > Case 1 --- Cluster 2
     > Case 2 --- Cluster 2
     > Case 3 --- Cluster 1
     > ...
     > Case 100 --- Cluster 4
     >
     > I have read around and found a few help sites, one which says to use
     > the sub-command:
     >
     > /Save Cluster
     >
     > But this doesn't work for me.
     >
     > Hope you can help.
     >
     > Thanks in advance.
     >
     > Andy
     >
     >
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