Dear Georg,
You may prefer to try clara() which uses less memory than
the other cluster routines (and stands for clustering
large applications). The documentation for clara() says
that all variables must be numeric, which could be a
problem if you have nominal or ordinal variables.
Regards,
Have you read the rw-FAQ and set the amount of virtual memory available
to the R process via --memory-size?
[I doubt it! Please do read the FAQs.]
On Sun, 10 Aug 2003, gowuban wrote:
I have trouble with my cluster analysis using package cluster. diana
and agnes both seem to try to allocate
Hello,
I have trouble with my cluster analysis using package cluster. diana and agnes
both seem to try to allocate memory directly, so I can not use virtual memory of my
Windows2000 operation system.
I do have 320 MB of memory. But they claim about 600 MB. Do I have a chance to do the
analysis
