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Cluster analysis is a multivariate statistical procedure that groups similar entities in a data set into clusters based on their characteristics. It aims to organize entities into relatively homogeneous groups by empirically forming clusters of highly similar entities based on information about a sample. Cluster analysis starts with a data set containing information about entities and attempts to reorganize them into groups.
Cluster analysis is a multivariate statistical procedure that groups similar entities in a data set into clusters based on their characteristics. It aims to organize entities into relatively homogeneous groups by empirically forming clusters of highly similar entities based on information about a sample. Cluster analysis starts with a data set containing information about entities and attempts to reorganize them into groups.
Cluster analysis is a multivariate statistical procedure that groups similar entities in a data set into clusters based on their characteristics. It aims to organize entities into relatively homogeneous groups by empirically forming clusters of highly similar entities based on information about a sample. Cluster analysis starts with a data set containing information about entities and attempts to reorganize them into groups.
Cluster analysis procedures empirically form clusters or groups
of highly similar entities. More specifically, a clustering method is a multivariate statistical procedure that starts with a data set containing information about a sample of entities and attempts to reorganize these entities into relatively homogeneous groups.
Aldenderfer, Mark S., and Roger K. Blashfield (1984), Cluster Analysis, Newbury Park, CA: Sage, p.7.