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USING SOME METHODS OF ACINIFORM ANALYSIS IN THE CLASSIFICATION WITH PRACTICAL ANALYSIS | ||
| AL-TAQANI | ||
| Article 1, Volume 20, Issue 2, 2007, Pages 0-0 | ||
| Abstract | ||
| All activities for extraction of information from “raw data” involves some type of grouping or clustering of input items. The clustering of items of any kind is probably one of the first mental activities of men. A lot of special techniques has been developed in the past fifty years to simulate the thinking processes, but non of then can really claim to hit the essence of the recognition or prediction processes of human mind. From the theoretical point of view, the clustering procedures are probably too simple to attract a lot of attention, and from the practical aspect, all the methods can be applied to seventeen objects. In this study, a method for clustering (single linkage method, complete linkage methods and Ward’s methods) are described and discussed. One of the important questions of research is investigating whether any of the clustering methods is evidently more effective than the others. The final conclusion of the research is that there isn’t one particular method which is the best in a given situation. The choice of the method should depend mainly on the pattern of data and the aim of the study | ||
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