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Davies boulden's results and avg. within centroid distance's results


Hello , I want to ask about davies boulden's results and avg. within centroid distance's results, I did a cluster with k-mean with loop of k start from 2 to 25, so I use davies boulden and avg. within centroid distance to evaluate results, so the final result shows that davies boulden is infinity and avg. within centroid distance is zero when k = 4 and above , so I what I need to do ? remove results from k and above or there is an error and I can fix it?
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Hi @2015228094,
I don't know how to interpret these values of Davies Bouldin Index and avg. within centroid distance.
However, if you are searching an optimum value of k for your clustering task, you can explore an other track :
Use the X-Means operator which determine the optimum number of clusters k based on the Bayesian Information Criterion (BIC).
I hope it helps,
Regards,
Lionel