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Get denormalized k-Means centroids
Hi everybody,
my problem is the following. I read a database, and then I normalize all attributes because they are not in the same scale.
For this modified example set I run a k-Means clustering and I get the cluster labeled example set and the centroid table.
But the centroids are also normalized, so I can't use them to characterize the original clusters. The "De-normalize" operator
works just for ExampleSets, and not for ClusterModel.
What can I do to get the centroids so that the attributes are in their original scales?
Thanks,
Gergely Gulyas
my problem is the following. I read a database, and then I normalize all attributes because they are not in the same scale.
For this modified example set I run a k-Means clustering and I get the cluster labeled example set and the centroid table.
But the centroids are also normalized, so I can't use them to characterize the original clusters. The "De-normalize" operator
works just for ExampleSets, and not for ClusterModel.
What can I do to get the centroids so that the attributes are in their original scales?
Thanks,
Gergely Gulyas
0
Answers
Read Data => Normalize => K-Means
1) Now connect the port "Preprocess Model" from the operator Normalize to the Operator "DeNormalize".
2) Connect the Example Set coming out of the K-means operator and the Model coming out of the DeNormalize operator to an Operator ApplyModel.
3) Use the operator Aggregate to obtain the means grouped by Cluster.
Hope this helps,
E.
http://www.screencast.com/t/1HO47i0w2y00
if I apply de-normalization for the Example Set it does not transform the cluster table of the k-Means. I do not understand exactly the third step, I will be watching your video...
Thanks,
G.
You might find the answer here...
http://rapid-i.com/rapidforum/index.php/topic,3686.0.html
Andrew