Hi Christian

I've been reading about daisy and think I need to do something like..

> mydaisydata <- daisy(mydata,metric=c("euclidean"),stand=FALSE)
Error en vector("double", length) :
  tamaƱo del vector especificado es muy grande    (which means, specified
vector size is too big)


mydata is an anual file with 14 columns by 124716 rows. Is it possible that
daisy can't handle this data? maybe I'm missing something when using daisy.

Another question, if I get daisy running I can use kmeans like this?

mykmeansdata <- kmeans(mydaisydata, 5)

or pamk that I've read it gives the optimal number of clusters.

Thanks again

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