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Scale function example in R - K means clustering
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mean(data_strings_removed$br) | |
sd(data_strings_removed$br) |
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data_br_scaled <- data_br%>% | |
mutate(br_scaled=((br-br_mean)/br_sd)) |
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#wrangled data used in k means clustering example | |
#https://analyticslog.com/blog/2021/2/20/google-analytics-content-segmentation-via-k-means-clustering-in-r-programming | |
#has been uploaded to google sheets. Below example uses it: | |
#https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1W8tzRMV0hHpa1xpVgRA0iqwKEI9-JPEuSWUCen1Ehqg/edit#gid=0 | |
#Readxl. Read XL file from PC | |
data <- data_for_k_means | |
#load tidyverse | |
library(tidyverse) | |
#SO solution to convert string to # row, required for scaling | |
data_strings_removed <- data %>% remove_rownames %>% | |
column_to_rownames(var="postType") | |
data_scaled<- scale(data_strings_removed) | |
View(data_scaled) | |
?scale() | |
mean(data_strings_removed$br) | |
sd(data_strings_removed$br) | |
data_br<- data_strings_removed%>% | |
select(starts_with("br"))%>% | |
mutate(br_mean = mean(data_strings_removed$br)) %>% | |
mutate (br_sd = sd(data_strings_removed$br)) | |
data_br | |
View(data_br) | |
data_br_scaled <- data_br%>% | |
mutate(br_scaled=((br-br_mean)/br_sd)) | |
data_br_scaled | |
View(data_br_scaled) | |
#https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47859440/viewing-single-column-of-data-frame-in-r | |
View(data_scaled[,1, drop=FALSE]) | |
data_scaled[,1,drop=FALSE] | |
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#wrangled data used in k means clustering example | |
#https://analyticslog.com/blog/2021/2/20/google-analytics-content-segmentation-via-k-means-clustering-in-r-programming | |
#has been uploaded to google sheets. Below example uses it: | |
#https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1W8tzRMV0hHpa1xpVgRA0iqwKEI9-JPEuSWUCen1Ehqg/edit#gid=0 | |
#Readxl. Read XL file from PC | |
data <- data_for_k_means | |
#load tidyverse | |
library(tidyverse) | |
#SO solution to convert string to # row, required for scaling | |
data_strings_removed <- data %>% remove_rownames %>% | |
column_to_rownames(var="postType") | |
data_scaled<- scale(data_strings_removed) | |
View(data_scaled) |
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data_br<- data_strings_removed%>% | |
select(starts_with("br"))%>% | |
mutate(br_mean = mean(data_strings_removed$br)) %>% | |
mutate (br_sd = sd(data_strings_removed$br)) |
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