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Looking for optimal k in K-Medoids using the Cluster Distance Performance operator

tonyboy9tonyboy9 Member Posts: 113 Contributor II
which is supposed to produce the Davies-Bouldin index for k in K-Medoids.

https://docs.rapidminer.com/9.1/studio/operators/validation/performance/segmentation/cluster_distance_performance.html

Used the Tutorial to try to duplicate the process. My results in sequence are:

1 Process looking for k produced by the Davies-Bouldin method.


Result Folder view


Result Graph



Result Centroid table



Result Annotations



AutoModel Results k-means-summary. K-medoids is not a model choice.



What am I missing here looking for the Davies-Bouldin method?

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  • ceaperezceaperez Member Posts: 541 Unicorn
    Solution Accepted
    Hi @tonyboy9

    I understand that you miss the Davies-Bouldin Index in Automodel clustering models. You can apply the Cluster Distance Performance Operator to the resulting  model from Automodel.  I hope that can help you.

    Best
  • tonyboy9tonyboy9 Member Posts: 113 Contributor II
    Solution Accepted

    Many thanks to ceaperez for suggesting I try the Cluster Distance Performance Operator.
    I used the steps in the tutorial.



    This was my first clue Davies-Boudin could be found.



    I used the tutorial to set up the process in RapidMiner Studio.



    After I ran the above process, on Cluster Model I clicked on PerformanceVector.



    On this result, Davies-Bouldin is the choice in the left bar.



    And here you have it, Davies-Bouldin. It's only a start, now that I understand how to play with the k parameter inside the operator.


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