On May 31, 2005, at 6:04 AM, Amir Safari wrote:
Dear All ,
For more process on data resulting clustering, one needs to access
data within any cluster. How it is possible in CLARA?
$clustering :gives us clustering vector as mixed, so it isn't as
separate
Amir,
I assume that you want to know what observations belong to what
cluster? Then I think the "clustering" element of the returned object
holds that information. If you want the information in a different
form, you will have to do a bit more work. As an example, to find all
the observations in the first cluster, you could do simply:
first.clust <- which(my.clara.object$clustering==1)
Does that give you the type of information you want?
Sean
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