K-means using R

[@anindamaulik1085]

Marvellous and most importantly, flawless

[@GoldenspotDOTshop]

Thanks for the video. I am working to create a project about clustering to build my R coding portfolio. I wish to can find job as data analyst finally.

[@HeduAI]

Good luck! :) Have fun with the project!

[@christianngameni1538]

Perfect explanation. Thanks

[@changyongkang7651]

great, thanks for video

[@MalayaliPada]

Well explained. Helped me with my homework :P

[@hemalathagonuguntla834]

Thanks for the video.Your explanation is very good.I would also like to listen from you on how to determine the number of clusters.Thank you

[@drisstaoufiki9070]

Hi, randomly .

[@hemalathagonuguntla834]

@@drisstaoufiki9070 Thank you

[@agnesayuba5154]

clear explanations. thanks

[@brijeshdilipkumardave193]

Thax a lot!!!

[@SameerKhan-ht4mx]

Can I get the dataset and code for this example?

[@ThinkerHigh]

Amazing!

[@danilomeireles1]

MUITO BOM, GOSTEI DA EXPLICAÇÃO

[@tapanvaishnav5114]

can you post cluster results as per sepal width and height? Also, it's a bit hard to visualize the problem with four different variables, I mean this algo calculates the distance for clustering but say in actual scenario clustering only depends on petal width and length, How do we deal with those? Am I wrong somewhere, please elaborate.

[@moovendhanm1719]

I really attracted by your sweet voice...and I searched for more videos...but I ...

[@mahnaz5217]

how did you do the working directoriy ? i dont know how to copy paste it in R

[@johanverm90]

Perfekt!Thanks.Regards.

[@abubakarali6279]

Any useful source to learn DS.

[@excelsior759]

The last statement "plot (iris).....", should it not be iris.features instead of just iris ?

[@HeduAI]

"petal.length" and "petal.width" are iris dataset's features. So when I type , I am in fact calling its features. There is an easier way to do this. In R, rather than "." we use "$" to call columns of a dataframe. So I could have just typed the following to get the same result: plot( iris$petal.length, iris$petal.width)

[@excelsior759]

The second option looks better. Thanks

[@abubakarali6279]

Girls can code and your prove it beeta.

[@abubakarali6279]

Should start DS school in Pakistan.