Hi
There aree many approaches and hopefulyl you will hear from several people describing their favorite.
I would suggest you look at recursive partitioning, also called tree models or CART. If you are familair with the R statistical software (freeware that can be downloaded from
http://www.r-project.org/) there is an addon llibrary called rpart that can be used.
Good luck
Bill Shannon
Washington University in St. Louis
Hello,
I'd like to cluster categorical data (3 categories) by means of a partitioning
method; I'm quite a beginner in that field and I would need to be enlightened.
From a bibliographic review I carried
out about that topic, it appeared to me
that a method is often used :the k-modes method. From her/his experience,
could anyone confirm or deny that it is the case ? If denied, which method
could be more "powerful" ?
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards.
Arnaud.
PhD Student in Acoustics.
Lyon, France.
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