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Chitranshu
Level II

Delta between clusters? JMP PRO

For a set of data clustered into two groups and plotted against other variable on X axis. Is it possible to determine the delta comparing both clusters.

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Victor_G
Super User

Re: Delta between clusters? JMP PRO

Hi @Chitranshu,

 

Which clustering technique do you use ?

If I understand well your question, you can have access to cluster mean results of the X variables used in the clustering.

  • Example with Hierarchical clustering (click on red triangle, "Cluster Summary" to display the summary) on Big Class dataset with 5 clusters:

Victor_G_0-1685951231483.pngVictor_G_0-1685951231483.png

  • Example with K-Means on Big Class dataset with 2 clusters:

Victor_G_1-1685951315249.pngVictor_G_1-1685951315249.png

  • Same display for Normal Mixtures :

Victor_G_2-1685951383752.pngVictor_G_2-1685951383752.png

 

So you can use these information to calculate the mean distances for each X variables between the 2 clusters you have.

Hope I get your question right, 

Victor GUILLER

"It is not unusual for a well-designed experiment to analyze itself" (Box, Hunter and Hunter)

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Victor_G
Super User

Re: Delta between clusters? JMP PRO

Hi @Chitranshu,

 

Which clustering technique do you use ?

If I understand well your question, you can have access to cluster mean results of the X variables used in the clustering.

  • Example with Hierarchical clustering (click on red triangle, "Cluster Summary" to display the summary) on Big Class dataset with 5 clusters:

Victor_G_0-1685951231483.pngVictor_G_0-1685951231483.png

  • Example with K-Means on Big Class dataset with 2 clusters:

Victor_G_1-1685951315249.pngVictor_G_1-1685951315249.png

  • Same display for Normal Mixtures :

Victor_G_2-1685951383752.pngVictor_G_2-1685951383752.png

 

So you can use these information to calculate the mean distances for each X variables between the 2 clusters you have.

Hope I get your question right, 

Victor GUILLER

"It is not unusual for a well-designed experiment to analyze itself" (Box, Hunter and Hunter)

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