Hello
1) I am getting warning about correlated variables as shown in the screenshot, is there any specific reason for this?.
2) How to profile and interpret clusters when an interaction variable is used.
Thanks
What do I do when confronted with a mysterious warning or error? Search on the text.
Googling "warning: the two values above are invalid for correlated variables" yields:
http://support.sas.com/kb/45/440.html
and
among others. The internet can be a rich resource, use it.
What do I do when confronted with a mysterious warning or error? Search on the text.
Googling "warning: the two values above are invalid for correlated variables" yields:
http://support.sas.com/kb/45/440.html
and
among others. The internet can be a rich resource, use it.
Thank you.
How an analyst can decide which of the following method in Heirarchical clustering to be used in which scenario.
Single Linkage, Complete linkage, centroid linkage.
This thread from Cross Validated addresses your question--and notes that it's a complicated topic:
It could be a good place to start.
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