Question: Continuing problem 15, the file P17_20.xlsx contains the same wine data. Instead of trying to use a classification algorithm to classify wines into the three
Continuing problem 15, the file P17_20.xlsx contains the same wine data. Instead of trying to use a classification algorithm to classify wines into the three known types (A, B, and C), it is interesting to see if a clustering algorithm can discover these known categories. The file contains the results of two runs of a Microsoft Data Mining Detect Categories algorithm (not discussed here). Of course, neither uses the Type variable in column A. The first run didn't specify the number of categories, and the add-in found 7, with category membership in column O of the Data sheet. The second run specified the number of categories as 3, with category membership in column P of the Data sheet. Analyze the results closely. Do either (or both) of the runs seem to discover the known A, B, and C types?
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Type Alcohol MalicAcid Ash AshAlcalinity Magnesium TotalPhenols Flavanoids NonflavanoidPhenols Proanthocyanins ColorIntensity Hue OD280OD315 Proline Category Category1 A 1423 171 243 156 127 28 306 02... View full answer
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