rclust.null {fossil} | R Documentation |
Relational Clustering
Description
A Monte Carlo method for calculating a null/random clustering solution based on the type and arrangement of a known clustering solution.
Usage
rclust.null(groups, dist)
Arguments
groups |
cluster identity vector |
dist |
original pairwise distance matrix |
Details
This function calculates a random/null clustering solution based on a given solution. It resamples the data and reassigns samples to groups, keeping the same group sizes.
Value
A matrix equal in rows to the number of clusters originally given, with two columns for mean within group distance and standard deviation respectively.
Author(s)
Matthew Vavrek
See Also
To cluster the data, use the function rclust
; see as well rclust.weights
, rclust.dist
Examples
#a null solution for the fdata example data set
data(fdata.mat)
fd.dist <- dino.dist(fdata.mat)
fd.clust <- rclust(fd.dist, 2)
rclust.null(fd.clust, fd.dist)
[Package fossil version 0.4.0 Index]