Hi Andres,
let's say that "Z" is the vector with your first classification (i.e.,
which assigns observations to clusters Z) and "z" the vector with the
second one.
z[Z]
would assign each observation to each z cluster
HTH,
MArcelino
El 06/02/2015 a las 12:42, Andres Mellado Diaz escribió:
Hi all,
I'm stuck in what I guess is a trivial problem...
Do you know a simple way to combine the results of two consecutive cluster
classifications? I mean, I first classify /N/ observations into Z clusters
(so I have a table of N observations by Z clusters); then I classify these
Z clusters into /z/ clusters (so I got a /Z/ by /z/ table). Now I want to
assign the /z/ values to my /N/ observations.
thank you very much for your help,
Andres
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