Random Forests do not do clustering. You need to take the proximity
matrix and feed it to algorithms of your choice for that.
Best,
Andy
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> Friends,
> I would like to use Random Forest in unsupervised mode to
> classify data that are
> from a mixture of categorical an
Friends,
I would like to use Random Forest in unsupervised mode to classify data that are
from a mixture of categorical and continuous variables. The examples I find
online use only continuous data, followed by an mds plot. Is it correct to use
RF to obtain proximities for my mixed dataset and then
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