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Cluster Analysis
Cluster Analysis
Perform K-means Clustering
Task
Let's check the efficiency of the algorithm on different types of clusters. Now we will use the three built-in datasets of the sklearn library and try to use the K-means algorithm to cluster the corresponding points. We will provide visualizations and try to estimate the quality of clustering using these visualizations.
Your task is to use the K-means clustering algorithm and to solve 3 different clustering problems. Compare the results and make conclusions about clustering quality. You have to:
- Use
KMeans
class fromcluster
module for import. - Use
KMeans
class to instantiate a class object - Use
.fit()
method to train model. - Use
.labels_
attribute to extract fitted clusters.
Once you've completed this task, click the button below the code to check your solution.
Note
In visualizations, it is necessary to look not at the color of clusters, but at the relative position of points in real and predicted clusters (Python can color the same clusters with different colors in different pictures due to implementation features)
Thanks for your feedback!
Perform K-means Clustering
Task
Let's check the efficiency of the algorithm on different types of clusters. Now we will use the three built-in datasets of the sklearn library and try to use the K-means algorithm to cluster the corresponding points. We will provide visualizations and try to estimate the quality of clustering using these visualizations.
Your task is to use the K-means clustering algorithm and to solve 3 different clustering problems. Compare the results and make conclusions about clustering quality. You have to:
- Use
KMeans
class fromcluster
module for import. - Use
KMeans
class to instantiate a class object - Use
.fit()
method to train model. - Use
.labels_
attribute to extract fitted clusters.
Once you've completed this task, click the button below the code to check your solution.
Note
In visualizations, it is necessary to look not at the color of clusters, but at the relative position of points in real and predicted clusters (Python can color the same clusters with different colors in different pictures due to implementation features)
Thanks for your feedback!
Perform K-means Clustering
Task
Let's check the efficiency of the algorithm on different types of clusters. Now we will use the three built-in datasets of the sklearn library and try to use the K-means algorithm to cluster the corresponding points. We will provide visualizations and try to estimate the quality of clustering using these visualizations.
Your task is to use the K-means clustering algorithm and to solve 3 different clustering problems. Compare the results and make conclusions about clustering quality. You have to:
- Use
KMeans
class fromcluster
module for import. - Use
KMeans
class to instantiate a class object - Use
.fit()
method to train model. - Use
.labels_
attribute to extract fitted clusters.
Once you've completed this task, click the button below the code to check your solution.
Note
In visualizations, it is necessary to look not at the color of clusters, but at the relative position of points in real and predicted clusters (Python can color the same clusters with different colors in different pictures due to implementation features)
Thanks for your feedback!
Task
Let's check the efficiency of the algorithm on different types of clusters. Now we will use the three built-in datasets of the sklearn library and try to use the K-means algorithm to cluster the corresponding points. We will provide visualizations and try to estimate the quality of clustering using these visualizations.
Your task is to use the K-means clustering algorithm and to solve 3 different clustering problems. Compare the results and make conclusions about clustering quality. You have to:
- Use
KMeans
class fromcluster
module for import. - Use
KMeans
class to instantiate a class object - Use
.fit()
method to train model. - Use
.labels_
attribute to extract fitted clusters.
Once you've completed this task, click the button below the code to check your solution.
Note
In visualizations, it is necessary to look not at the color of clusters, but at the relative position of points in real and predicted clusters (Python can color the same clusters with different colors in different pictures due to implementation features)