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dhrumil_patel
Fluorite | Level 6

Hello,

I ran a cluster analysis in SAS EM and would like to analyze the results further in Base SAS. In particular, I'm interested to get a column indicating cluster membership for each record in my input data set. I believe I have identified the data set to CLUS_TRAIN in my SAS EM Workspace. However, when I specify the library and attempt to view the data, I get an error in the SAS log indicating that there was a failure loading the view.

Can someone point out my error? Is there another way to get the results of the Cluster node into Base SAS?

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Dhrumil Patel

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M_Maldonado
Barite | Level 11

Hi Dhrumil,

You are probably missing to create a library with the exact same name as your Enterprise Miner workspace server (e.g. EMWS1, EMWS2, EMWS3, etc). The reason you have to do this is because Clus_train is a view, not a data set.

In this thread () we bounced ideas with Elisa on how to see the exported view of the Cluster node. You can create a library on base SAS or you can do as suggests and use the Save Data node

These suggestions work with any Enterprise Miner node. It's just a happy coincidence that you are doing a similar thing as !

Good luck!

-Miguel

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M_Maldonado
Barite | Level 11

Hi Dhrumil,

You are probably missing to create a library with the exact same name as your Enterprise Miner workspace server (e.g. EMWS1, EMWS2, EMWS3, etc). The reason you have to do this is because Clus_train is a view, not a data set.

In this thread () we bounced ideas with Elisa on how to see the exported view of the Cluster node. You can create a library on base SAS or you can do as suggests and use the Save Data node

These suggestions work with any Enterprise Miner node. It's just a happy coincidence that you are doing a similar thing as !

Good luck!

-Miguel

dhrumil_patel
Fluorite | Level 6

Thanks Miguel. I was able to extract the data set with the "Save Data" node. Appreciate the help!

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