[R] Remove error data and clustering analysis

2009-03-27 Thread guodong wang
Hi, all,

I’d like to do the clustering analysis in my dataset. The example data
are as follows:

Dataset 1:

500, 490, 486, 490, 491, 493, 480, 461, 504, 476, 434, 500, 470, 495,
3116, 3142, 12836, 3062, 3091, 3141, 3177, 3150, 3114, 3149;

Dataset 2:

506, 473, 495, 494, 434, 459, 445, 475, 476, 128367, 470, 513, 466,
476,482, 1201, 469, 502;

I had so many datasets like that. Basically, every dataset can
classify one or two clusters (no more than 2), meanwhile, there have
error data points, for example, 12836 is error data point in Dataset
1; and 128367, 1201 is error data points in dataset2.

The clustered data is following the normal distribution, the standard
deviation was known. That’s mean the one cluster is following the
normal distribution when the dataset classified one cluster like
dataset2; the two clusters are following the normal distribution
respectively when the dataset classified two clusters like dataset1.
Error data are far away of the mean.

I am wondering is there any mathematic pipeline/function can do
the analysis that removing error data, and clustering the dataset in 1
or 2 clusters?

Thank you for your reply.

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[R] Remove error data and clustering analysis

2009-03-27 Thread wanggd1983
Hi, all,
I'd like to do the clustering analysis in my dataset. The example data are as 
follows:
 
Dataset 1:
500, 490, 486, 490, 491, 493, 480, 461, 504, 476, 434, 500, 470, 495, 3116, 
3142, 12836, 3062, 3091, 3141, 3177, 3150, 3114, 3149;
Dataset 2:
506, 473, 495, 494, 434, 459, 445, 475, 476, 128367, 470, 513, 466, 476,482, 
1201, 469, 502;
 
I had so many datasets like that. Basically, every dataset can classify one or 
two clusters (no more than 2), meanwhile, there have error data points, for 
example, 12836 is error data point in Dataset 1; and 128367, 1201 is error data 
points in dataset2.
 
The clustered data is following the normal distribution, the standard deviation 
was known. That’s mean the one cluster is following the normal distribution 
when the dataset classified one cluster like dataset2; the two clusters are 
following the normal distribution respectively when the dataset classified two 
clusters like dataset1. Error data are far away of the mean.
 
I am wondering is there any mathematic pipeline/function can do the 
analysis that removing error data, and clustering the dataset in 1 or 2 
clusters?

Thank you for your reply.

2009-03-27 



wanggd1983 

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