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Practical Applications of Data Mining
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Practical Applications of Data Mining

by Sang C. Suh
January 2011
Intermediate to advanced
420 pages
12h 32m
English
Jones & Bartlett Learning
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310 Chapter 7 Clustering
converges, and the five schools are finally classified into the two clusters
(B, C ) and (A, D, E ). The table is divided into two parts: one representing
larger schools (i.e., schools with a larger number of students) and the other
representing smaller schools. It should be pointed out that if other attributes
such as teachers and TAS were considered together with students, the pat-
tern of clusters might be different.
From the example above we can see that the k-means algorithm can
reach optimal clusters fairly quickly, which makes it very suitable for pro-
cessing large databases. However, the shortcomings ...
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