Perform Agglomerative Clustering
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Your task is to use different linkage types and to look at the performance of agglomerative clustering on moons and circles datasets. You have to:
- Import
AgglomerativeClustering
class from sklearn.cluster module. - Add a parameter with the name
linkage
as an input of the function. - Add
.fit()
method of theagglomerative
object to train the model. - Use
'single'
,'complete'
, and'average'
as parameters of the function(parameters in the code have to be used in the same order).
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Perform Agglomerative Clustering
Task
Swipe to start coding
Your task is to use different linkage types and to look at the performance of agglomerative clustering on moons and circles datasets. You have to:
- Import
AgglomerativeClustering
class from sklearn.cluster module. - Add a parameter with the name
linkage
as an input of the function. - Add
.fit()
method of theagglomerative
object to train the model. - Use
'single'
,'complete'
, and'average'
as parameters of the function(parameters in the code have to be used in the same order).
Solution
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Thanks for your feedback!
SectionΒ 2. ChapterΒ 4
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Perform Agglomerative Clustering
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Task
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Your task is to use different linkage types and to look at the performance of agglomerative clustering on moons and circles datasets. You have to:
- Import
AgglomerativeClustering
class from sklearn.cluster module. - Add a parameter with the name
linkage
as an input of the function. - Add
.fit()
method of theagglomerative
object to train the model. - Use
'single'
,'complete'
, and'average'
as parameters of the function(parameters in the code have to be used in the same order).
Solution
Everything was clear?
Thanks for your feedback!