Andy,
The functionality works with subcommand option "CLUSTER" it's just
reported incorrectly in the manual. This is my test script:
QUICK CLUSTER x y
/CRITERIA=CLUSTERS(2)
/PRINT=INITIAL CLUSTER.
I imagine the manual will be fixed in an upcoming release but I don't
know when that will be.
Also, it might be worth noting that the only way to generate the syntax
above is to choose Analyze > K-Means Cluster > ... and then to paste the
syntax and add the PRINT subcommand manually. That is, you can generate
this from the dialog:
QUICK CLUSTER x y
/CRITERIA=CLUSTERS(2).
You need to put your cursor before the ending period and add the PRINT
subcommand:
QUICK CLUSTER x y
/CRITERIA=CLUSTERS(2)
/PRINT=CLUSTER.
I don't know how hard the GUI (PSPPIRE) code is to modify, but I'd like
to take a look at configuring the PRINT subcommand in the dialog someday
when I have a Linux machine that supports it (my Centos 6.x machine does
not).
-Alan
On 12/16/2015 6:33 PM, Andy King wrote:
> Thanks very much Alan - this is great news and hugely appreciated.
>
> I am not yet super proficient with PSPP but I will have a look at this
> very soon and try to run it on my dataset - I may come back to you (if
> you don't mind) for a little guidance if I have trouble finding the
> right commands.
>
> Please let me know if this patch gets added - do I need to wait for
> this before trailing this function?
>
> Andy
>
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