Hi , Ping,
First you should report more detail about your problem and make sure
it is a R specific one.
To find out more on using hclust, I suggest you try help(hclust). I
am not sure about what result
you want to obtain since the result of hclust seems straight forward.
By the way, to perform cluster analysis there is another package
called mclust which is easier
and stronger.
regards.
On 2008-6-27, at 下午3:57, 王春萍 wrote:
Dear everyone:
I am now doing one exercise with hclust and i do not know how to
deal with the
reslut as produced by it!
My aim is to find out the number of clusters and what are the
members for each
cluster?
So I am writing to here to get your help
thanks in advance!
chunping wang
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Peng Jiang
江鹏
Ph.D. Candidate
Antai College of Economics & Management
安泰经济管理学院
Department of Mathematics
数学系
Shanghai Jiaotong University (Minhang Campus)
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