K-means Cluster Graphs
Hi everyone. I have been searching for a while for the best FREE program or library that I could use to create k-means clustering graphs like the ones I have attached. I am extremely familiar with python, and would like to find a library that supports this. I haven't been able to find a python library that will allow me to do this, or anything besides CLC. I have already used up my CLC trial license so I can't reuse it, and finding another alternative that's free has not been easy. I appreciate any help you can provide me, as I am a student who is still learning.
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It looks like a plot of the fraction of misclassified items as a function of k. If so, this is trivially implemented if you have access to class labels for your data. K-means is implemented in all commonly used languages: python (sklearn.cluster.KMeans), perl (Algorithm::Cluster, Algorithm::KMeans or in my module Algorithms::GMM) and R (kmeans).