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"Using SOM clustering o/p to re-create original table with cluster-id column"

ruserruser Member Posts: 40 Maven
edited May 2019 in Help
I have performed the SOM based Clustering using the following operators:
- DatabaseExampleSource
- SOMDimensionalityReduction
- ChangeAttributeRole

The i/p table format is here:
id attr1  attr2 ....... attr50
-------------------------------
0 val1  val2..................     
1 val3  val4..................
.........

I get the output like this:
id SOM_0
-----------
0    2
1    0
....

I would like to create a Table in the Database to include the cluster column with the original table. The new table should look like this:
id attr1  attr2 ....... attr50    SOM_0
------------------------------------------
0 val1  val2..................        2
1 val3  val4..................        0
.........

How do I achieve it using the Rapidminer operators?
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Answers

  • ruserruser Member Posts: 40 Maven
    Great! I found the answer myself :-)

    I used the DatabaseExampleSetWriter to write the o/p of the SOM clustering into a new DB Table. Then, I can perform the Table 'join' operation to combine the original table with this new table. In the end, I have the desired result with the original table re-created with the Cluster-id column.

    I like working with the Rapidminer.
  • TobiasMalbrechtTobiasMalbrecht Moderator, Employee-RapidMiner, Member Posts: 295 RM Product Management
    Hi,
    ruser wrote:

    I used the DatabaseExampleSetWriter to write the o/p of the SOM clustering into a new DB Table. Then, I can perform the Table 'join' operation to combine the original table with this new table. In the end, I have the desired result with the original table re-created with the Cluster-id column.
    You can do the same using RapidMiner by using the [tt]ExampleSetJoin[/tt] operator. You might also need to use the [tt]IOMultiplier[/tt] to create a copy of the original example set before you apply the clustering algorithm.
    ruser wrote:

    I like working with the Rapidminer.
    Thanks, that's great.

    Kind regards,
    Tobias
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