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Java Data Science Cookbook

You're reading from   Java Data Science Cookbook Explore the power of MLlib, DL4j, Weka, and more

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781787122536
Length 372 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Rushdi Shams Rushdi Shams
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Table of Contents (16) Chapters Close

Java Data Science Cookbook
Credits
About the Author
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Preface
1. Obtaining and Cleaning Data FREE CHAPTER 2. Indexing and Searching Data 3. Analyzing Data Statistically 4. Learning from Data - Part 1 5. Learning from Data - Part 2 6. Retrieving Information from Text Data 7. Handling Big Data 8. Learn Deeply from Data 9. Visualizing Data

Clustering data points using the KMeans algorithm


In this recipe, we will be using the KMeans algorithm to cluster or group data points of a dataset together.

How to do it...

  1. We will be using the cpu dataset to cluster its data points based on a simple KMeans algorithm. The cpu dataset can be found in the data directory of the installed folder in the Weka directory.

    We will be having two instance variables as in the previous recipes. The first variable will be containing the data points of the cpu dataset, and the second variable will be our Simple KMeans clusterer:

            Instances cpu = null; 
            SimpleKMeans kmeans; 
    
  2. Then, we will be creating a method to load the cpu dataset, and to read its contents. Please note that as clustering is an unsupervised method, we do not need to specify the class attribute of our dataset:

            public void loadArff(String arffInput){ 
              DataSource source = null; 
              try { 
                source = new DataSource(arffInput...
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