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Culster analysis

Ostrom · 2011-07-01 11:07:01

Would appreciate a tip from anyone with experience. I'm working with an aggregate dataset, and a number of my variables are proportions (i.e. characteristic x as a proportion of total). The literature mentions a number of issues with scaling when using variables of different units, but doesn't mention diagnostics. Just…

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01-07-2011 12:07pm

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Ostrom

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Would appreciate a tip from anyone with experience.

I'm working with an aggregate dataset, and a number of my variables are proportions (i.e. characteristic x as a proportion of total). The literature mentions a number of issues with scaling when using variables of different units, but doesn't mention diagnostics.

Just wondering if anyone has come across this before.

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