Hi Chris,
this isn't particularly a clustering question, is it?
Why don't you just take your clustering vector
(pam.output.object$clustering) and assign it to
a$clustering (given that a is the name of your data frame)?
And why don't you just define a new character/string vector and assign
the cluster names that you want to it using if or case?
Regards,
Christian
On Mon, 18 May 2009, Chris Arthur wrote:
If I cluster my data into 3 sets, using pam for instance, is there a way
to save the resultant cluster results, to the originating data frame. and
related to that how do i say change the cluster names to something a bit
more meaningful that 1..2...3
So it goes like this.
Data --- Cluster into 3 groups given them meaningful names
---output
back to data frame
Thanks for the help
Chris
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