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Hi there!
Here is my problem:
I have 7 sets of 8 vectors each. I know that in most cases, each vector of a set is "similar" to a vector of each other set (let's call it a "type" - hence, I have 8 types).
Now, I want to put these vectors together (in order to get a mean value for each type).
Some kind of k-means cluster analysis seems to be a good choice. But so far, I haven't found a solution s.t. in each cluster, there is exactly one vector of each set.
Is there a variant that does exactly this?
Or is there an alternative approach?
I hesitate using one set as a reference system and trying to match the vectors of each set against it, because I'm quite sure the results would vary depending on the set I choose as reference system. :-(
Thanks in advance!
Note:
A solution that is easily applicable using the computer would be optimal.
Kind regards,
Dennis
Last edited by Mystwalker (2005-09-08 13:29:35)
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What kind of vectors are these? What area of mathematics is this?
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