Applied K-Means Clustering in R
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An easy to follow guide on K-Means Clustering in R! This easy guide has theory and applications explained for this classic unsupervised learning technique.
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0:00 - What is Unsupervised Learning ?
0:41 - Where to use Unsupervised Learning?
1:23 - Brief Theory of K-Means Clustering
4:30 - Beginning R Walkthrough on K-Means
6:25 - Steps for K-Means Clustering
8:57 - Finding Optimal number of K-Means Clusters
11:10 - Running K-Means Cluster
12:32 - Visualizing Clusters
15:00 - Results
15:58 - Next Steps? - Věda a technologie
Thanks, Spencer for the awesome videos. Your videos were like a one-shot go accurate for my problem statements.
I love videos like your. Clear, succinct and to the point. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your great teaching and video!
I really like how you explain each piece of every line of the code, and how the whole logic works! More videos like this please!
Thanks for the tutorial love the presentation!
Awesome videos Spencer. Your videos on Hierarchical Clustering and K-Means are going to help me create some analytics based sports content. They really helped!
Excellent video Spencer, able to explain the concept like a pro!
Amazing explanation, you helped me with my K-mean clustering in my master thesis. Thank You so much Spencer.
Well done! Your video was crucial to prepare the Data Analysis exam. Maaany thanks indeed!!
Best video, thank you! I'll be using this to implement k-means on my project soon :)
I'm glad I helped! :)
Great video!
Thank you for the video , it help me a lot !!!!
Thank you so very much!!! I was struggling with my dataset, and you explained it so well. I was under so much stress because I had errors but I'm actually not far off from the code you wrote down, and I'm just so glad I actually knew what I was doing but was hitting some obstacles on the way. I feel so much better now!
I'm glad that I was able to help :)
Great as always 🤍
Thanks heaps for such a great video!!!
I'm glad that you liked it! :)
Thank you so much sir. This tutorial really helped me with my data.
Thank you so much.
Thanks for this amazing tutorial, helped me to finish my school project
Very nice video. I already knew how k-means work but its a different thing to use it in R
Thanks!
amazing
This is a really nice video, you explained everything very clear. Thank you so so much!
In the future, can you do a video for hierarchical clustering, pleaseeeee?
Well, you're in luck!
I did a video on that topic! Check it out here.
czcams.com/video/MAUs4484TG8/video.html
loved it
Thank you
Hello, thanks for this great video! It is helpful. What do you suggest for stability test in r? Which function I can use?
Clear to understand and thank you. Will you show how to use silhouette width to compare different K? I'd be much appreciated:)
At a high level, similar to the elbow plot method, you can visualize the silhoutte score vs the number of clusters of a xy graph. The highest point of silhoutte score vs cluster # tells you the recommended number of clusters to use.
This article details this wayy better than my CZcams comment will do
towardsdatascience.com/silhouette-method-better-than-elbow-method-to-find-optimal-clusters-378d62ff6891
thank you
My pleasure :)
Thanks alot for this very insightful instruction. Is there a way to remove the labels and fill/color the points according to species instead?
Smashed it
Thanks, Spencer for this great video and explanation. I have replicated this with my own dataset, and it worked! However, I am intrigued by the axis X, Y and what Dim1 and Dim2 represent. Could you share some thoughts about it?
In the backend, I believe that fviz_cluster uses PCA since the Iris data set has > 2 features. So, the features used (X and Y) are the features that explain the most variability hence Dim1 and Dim2. This is used to help visualize the clusters better. (3 dimensional plots may be better.)
Could you make a complementary video where you use the identifiers in a master dataset and analyze further?
great job btw! subscribed 100%
Thanks for the support!
I maybe could do that. Though, it'd be a classification case-study, which may be very niche to this specific dataset (flowers)
@@SpencerPaoHere Yes that’s exactly what my thesis is about. If you also have any further resources, which can help me with that topic I’d be very grateful!
Hi, Spencer, thank you for the video! You've explained a lot of details in such a short time!
Regarding the Cluster Plot, may I ask what are the Dim1 and Dim2?
Thank you!
Hi! The fviz_cluster (behind the scenes) is using PCA to shrink the 4 dimensions (as shown in the video) to 2 dimensions for plotting purposes. In this case, PCA uses its first 2 dimensions. So, Dim1 and Dim2 explain 95% of the variation.
@@SpencerPaoHere Wow, thank you! Got it, really appreciate your quick response, Spencer. Thanks a lot 😄
hi, at 11:57 you said we can assign these groups to our dataset as additional features. Can you tell me how do we do that? like what's the command for that, I am having hard time doing that.
Edit: nvm I got it, I was doing some silly mistake. Great tutorial, thanks.
Hello! Is there a way to change the color such that each point for your species has a specific color and the clysters are colored separately?
Great video! What about data you don't have labels for? Unsupervised
That is unsupervised learning; You could try K Means, Hierarchical clustering or PCA. You just need your features to group similar terms together.I am certain that there are other ML algos for unsupervised.
Thank you so much!
while using this method on my own datset i get the error message "non-numeric argument to binary operator" while running the fviz_cluster(list(dataset_scale, cluster - km.clusters)). The dataset consists only of numeric numbers (except for the label/first column), so I cannot figure out whats wrong. May you know a solution?
Hmm. My guess is this: When plotting, try to only use the variables that are of numeric type. You might be passing in the entire dataset. Make sure the features you are passing into the function are only of numeric type.
Hi, python user here and we don't have the fviz_cluster function but it is amazing! From Google search it seems that the function is performing PCA on the cluster features in order to plot the points in 2D, and then apply the cluster label to color the points. I tried to do the same in python but seeing different shapes for the pca plots. Do you know if there is more pre-processing happening fviz_cluster?
I love to use python myself :)
I don't know the specifics of the backend use of fviz_cluster, but I suspect that the PCA is utilized to create the shapes to outline the clusters. I might be wrong though. And, I am not too familiar with shape creations unfortunatley.
Thank you, I also watched Hierarchical Clustering video, amazing!
I only have one questions, in the final plot, what are the Dim1 and Dim2?
The dim1 and dim2 are an amalgamation of all the features (I.e transformed features) of your dataset. Fviz uses pca in the backend.
Thank you for this video! It helped me a lot with my dataset!
I was wondering: as I work on a species presence and absence matrix, do you think there would be a different function to be used instead of "dist"? I am asking, because my data being qualitative, I know that Jaccard or Dice indices should be used (instead of Euclidean)...
Are you referring to functons that refer to different distances? There is in fact a library that just does that. You can check out a notebook here:
cran.r-project.org/web/packages/philentropy/vignettes/Distances.html
@@SpencerPaoHere Thank you, it was helpful. But my question/problem still remains and until now I have not found an answer to it. My data is binary, meaning value 1 for presence of a species and 0 for absence. Almost all functions (fviz_nbclust, fviz_dist, get_clust_tendency etc) use Euclidean distance, but I am not sure if it is compatible with binary data. I will continue my research. Thank you again for your video and time.
@@ancamihaelasuteu3184 Are your independent variables binary values or some class value? Makes sense. Yeah. When it comes to finding the distance of categorical variables, try looking into the categorical similarity measures such as Eskin, Overlap, IOF, OF, Lin etc.
Thanks! How to do this with 3 dimensions or more (I know it can make the graph somewhat messy) ?
If you are referring to XYZ coordinates, there are 3d spatial packages you can use in R. Though, I'd argue that Matlab is quite useful in this regard.
This guide should be helpful to you:
www.sthda.com/english/wiki/impressive-package-for-3d-and-4d-graph-r-software-and-data-visualization
Super video so thanks, Spencer. Here’s a question. You used the scaled data in kmeans, but not the data after running the dist function. What, then, was the purpose of running the dist function? Thanks in advance.
Hey! Thanks! Running the scaling and distance function for kmeans is important for the centroid calibration of your dataset. Both attempt to reduce bias from high/low values and you want your data to be on the same "level playing field"
If I don’t want to use a label for my clustering, and I will change the k for many times, how can I know what is the attribute that R uses to make the clustering ?
Thank you
If you have unlabeled data to being with, you can use kmeans clustering to do the labeling for you. Although, if you are still undecided on the number of clusters to use, then the labeling will be off. I'd recommend sticking with one K cluster(s) and work from there.
Is it necessary to correlate first the variables before proceeding to clustering. Is it important to select only variables that are correlated, for analysis.
You don't necessarily need to have "correlated" features for K Means. However, It is important to distinguish among the colinear features for more appropriate results.
After i implementd this clustering i would like to have the neighbors for a new observation, giving its characteristics. How can i do?
Hmm. If I understand correctly, you have a new observation and want to find the observations that are closes to that observation?
I'd probably get all the observations in a hyperspace; get that specific observation; and run a distance method (up to you to decide which distance metric to use) to pinpoint which points are closest to that point. (using the scaling of the clusters to get correct axis)
What's the use case? Typically, you would just want the find which cluster that new observation belongs to.
Thank u Spencer!
Can we perform k-clustering for 3 parameters (features) in R? Bc all of the demos available online are only showing 2d. As much as possible I want to use R in performing this and ultimately plotting the results over python, 😀
Hmm. I don't really follow. If you have more than 3 features, that should be fine. You pass that to the parameter Kmeans(x...), where x is a numeric matrix. (m x n), where the length of n can be as many features as you'd like. Are you referring to plotting 3d?
I see, I'll rewatch the video, thanks. Yes that's the resulting plot I was expecting for 3 features..bc that's what I saw from posts that used python/matlab. Can we also plot that format in R?
@@msds2930 Yes indeed.
Here is a great guide on how to plot in 3d in R
www.r-graph-gallery.com/3d.html
Hi Spencer. Thanks for the video. I would like to know why do you use the same name in line 7 and 12? Will it changes the result if the name are different?
Hi!
The line 7 variable was overwritten by the line 12 variable because they are named the same variable. In this case, the line 12 variable is the most recent one with different logic. If you run line 7 once more, the values will be different. Think object protected programming.
Hope that helps
Great one. How can we predict the classification of a completely new dataset?
Same as before --> Plug in the completley new dataset into your trained algorithm to obtain the predicted classifications. (Your new dataset must have the same features and feature types)
@@SpencerPaoHere very much appreciated!
I meant how can we extract the clusters and add to our initial data to do some descriptive statistics at the cluster level? Thanks
You can try the following:
Predict cluster assignment with the incoming data. Label test set predictions with the cluster assignment (cbind). Write to csv.
Thanks a lot for the clear explanation! I am trying to replicate your code with a dataset with missing values. Could you guide me on the best way to deal with that?
Sure! How can I help? It seems that maybe you need to clean your dataset a little bit to address the NA's?
@@SpencerPaoHere I got around my NA's by removing all rows that contained one or more NA values (with the complete.cases command). However, this significantly reduced the size of my dataset, and I was hoping there is a way to perform the K-means with only excluding the NA's!
@@ankarata Have you tried imputation? I have a few videos on that concept!
@@SpencerPaoHere I would prefer not estimate missing values. I think what i did is named listwise deletion, and i was hoping to find a method to perform pairwise deletion.
Dear Pao, after 3 lusters were identified, can we export new data table which each variety name can be group by cluster (1, 2 and 3)? Thanks for your useful video!
Yes you absolutely can. Try to save your dataset as a dataframe (for example)
And, then write the dataframe to a csv on your local machine (write.csv(dataframe_object, filename))
I was stucked at 14:30 , in the rstudio it keep saying that object 'km.clusters' not found. Idk where did i did wrong
Have you attempted to run line 24? I assigned that variable. So, its "Customized".
great video!! I learned a lot! Thanks but I have one question. What happens if the two first PCs only explain 60% of the variation, do you need to include a third PC?
It really is up to you on how much of the variation you want explained. Typically, folks go for ~80% of variance explained, thus adding additional features is necessary to reach that threshold.
@@SpencerPaoHere Thank you for your quick reply! Do you also need to include the third PC in the cluster plot? like a 3D graph or it is fine to use a 2D graph?
@@lourdesarrueta5930 Imho 3d visualizations aren't a great way to visualize data. (XYZ axis) -- you could however attempt to plot it on a 3d graph. (I think matlab has some great functionality on that -- Rstudio definitley does as well)
I personally try to stick with 2d graphs - -you can also look into the matrix graphs. where you plot all the combinations of plots that share 1 axis.
I'm working with a different dataset, and I apply na.omit, but still get the error "NA/NaN/Inf in foreign function call (arg 1)" when I try to use fviz_nbclust(). Does anyone know why this might be happening?
KMeans can't handle NA values in the dataset. You're going to have to remove the Null / non numeric values.
@Spencer Pao This is a great video however I have a few questions using my datasets. I have an elemental analysis of trees I collected across the state and gave them numerical and/or a categorical ID tag relating to their GPS position. Is there a way to test the compositions? I have 30 elements tested and several soil regime markers that I want to build a better understanding of what is clustering and what seems to be off..... Please advise if you do not mind.
What do you mean by composition?
If you want to judge how well your k means clustering approach does, you can always cluster based on labeled data (just remember to remove the target variable when clustering); do 80/20 train test split. Append target variable to train test. Use some metric to evaluate results
Ok, thank you. I have one last question. With your labeling method (shared below, written with my data label)
paste(Field_foliar$Samples, 5:dim(Selected_Field_Foliar1)[2], sep="_")
I used this to view the data with the individual sample name, it worked great but I also collected these foliar clippings from trees associated by a soil type. The soil type is a repeated label type, is there a way to label within the cluster by repeated data?? So is there a way to label each dot with the soil type that might be M1006 and M1005 M1006 etc etc. I would have roughly 9 soil types.
Thank you so much for your help and videos.
@@seanwestley1818 Within the K Means cluster, you can label the corresponding records with whichever label the records are related to. You can include an additional column with the label(s) you mentioned and provide an overlay as I've done in the video.
I hope that answered your question?
@@SpencerPaoHere Yes, however, when I tried using a different column it told me I could have a repeating label type. Is there a way to give it a label that repeats? The first one I created I followed your code (to the t ) and used my column with the sample title which are all unique however I want to know based on the soil type which some are listed as the same parent soil type but I want to see if these still cluster up together. How would I give it a column with repeating points? Which part of the code is how we were labeling it? If that makes more sense? Thank you so much.
@@seanwestley1818 Hmm. I don't think I follow 100%.
Are you asking for a sampling approach? i.e reproduce observations in a dataset?
Or adding an additional column to your dataset with your inquired categorical information?
Or relabeling observations in a cluster?
I have Error in do_one(nmeth) : NA/NaN/Inf in foreign function call (arg 1) when doing the fviz_nbclust
Your dataset probably has Empty/NaN values in it. Try and remove those observations/impute.
thanks spencer. but please make a video that use manhattan distance or another distance. i really need to finish my paper
😁
If you are looking to use Kmeans with a different distance metrics (default is Euclidean), you can change the method in the parameter.
kmeans(x, centers, iter.max = ..., nstart = 1, method ="manhattan")
The kmeans default function in r supports a variety of different distance measurements such as "euclidean", "maximum", "manhattan", "canberra", "binary", "pearson" , "abspearson" , "abscorrelation", "correlation", "spearman" or "kendall".
I hope that helped!
Hi Spencer i have a problem using purrr library, i have already loaded the version 0.3.5 but is required 1.0.1, and in the last version of R, it doesnt works... what do you recomend... i can´t see the clustering. what version of R are u working on ? thks !!
weird.
I am now using the most up to date R version of 4.3.0 as of 4/23/2023. Runs fine on my machine.
Good, what would you suggest for Call Detail Record data ? where it has geolocation variable ?
Hmm. If you have lat. and long. data, you probably wouldn't really need K means clustering applications. But, if your use case does require the algorithm, I'd use the haversine formula as the distance function.
@@SpencerPaoHere Yes! my data has 14 variables including lat,long , datetime, caller, called , imeI , imsi, duration, . basically i've created a Shiny app to browse , explore and visualize the data.. but not sure which alogorithm should i use to extract significant location, and relations among callers ?
@@AhmedAli-hk6zg Have you thought about splitting your data into different datasets? You can use individual features to attain your goals. (Lat vs Long)
Other features dataset for something else. You don't necessarily need to use all the features to plug into a Clustering algorithm. Though, you can try and see what happens
First of all: great Video and it helped a lot!
I got a question about row 12 (dist-function): why do you have to do it? You never use it again in the program.
And what does the output mean exactly? (the 6 rows)
Good point! I was using the dist function for demonstration purposes. When you actually run K Means, some specified distance metric can be ran in the backend.
I am not sure what you mean by output. Can you give me a timestamp?
@@SpencerPaoHere Ok good^^
You show it at 8:03 😅
@@antonkohler7191 Oh! That is the distance matrix. (distance between pairs of objects) - -diagonal is always 1. (in this case it is not shown i.e (1,1) (2,2) etc)
@@SpencerPaoHere Ah I see and what are the pairs of objects? Centroids with datapoints, or the Number of Centroids with the average distance between centroids and datapoints, ...?
@@antonkohler7191 Distance between other observations!
Can you help me i need code knn with Mapreduce in r
Hey spencer, I can't do the fviz_nbclust. It doesn't let me for some reason. Do I have to download a specific package for that ?
does install.packages("fviz_nbclust") not work?
@@SpencerPaoHere it did not work for me. I'm running on R 4.3.3 - does this matter?
Hi! Have you tried using the NbClust() function to determine the best optimal cluster number?
I've been trying to do it but I keep getting the message "The TSS matrix is indefinite. There must be too many missing values. The index cannot be calculated." . That is when my index in set to "all". But when I use single index like "hartigan" alone, everything is fine. But I want to use index=all to choose the best number of cluster. How do I fix this?
@@callmelabli3076 I am not too familiar with the issue unfortunately. But, this link might help?
stackoverflow.com/questions/46067602/the-tss-matrix-is-indefinite-there-must-be-too-many-missing-values-the-index
@@SpencerPaoHere I see. Thank you so much!
Hi Spencer, can I have variables larger than observations, in k-means cluster analysis?
You most certainly can! Though, the results may vary...
@@SpencerPaoHere Thank you! Anyway, this video is great. I learned a lot.
A nice video. Can we use k means clustering data?
Yes indeed. :)
@@SpencerPaoHere Appreciate your fast response. How to use k-means clustering on (x,y,z) coordinate data ? For example surface roughness of semiconductor wafer similar with below image,
images.app.goo.gl/VJZfiQaw7i98K2Ea9
@@thanachasrudomlert8575 You would use K means the same way you do any other multi-dimensional data. The main purpose behind K means is to find a relationship of unlabeled observations to find potential groupings within the data. So, maybe in this particular use case, I would pass in the 3 features (x,y,z) as a dataframe in the algorithm and see what relationships exist.
is there any maximum amount of data to use fviz_nbclust? when i runs it, it says "Error: cannot allocate vector of size 78.8 Gb"
There is technically no limit. It's just that your computer does not have enough compute to create the model. You might want to to sample from your dataset.
@@SpencerPaoHere is there any technique to pick or cut the size of dataset without change the result?
@@muhammadgumilangangkasa171 You can check out my sampling video here:
czcams.com/video/8_4Ls7k1wyw/video.html
Great video! im only left with 2 questions and i hope you chould help me with these:
1. is it possible to improve the % within cluster sum of squares by clusters? (row 20/21)
2. I applied this on another data set with 2 clusters but my results whare not amazing. now when i plot with 4 clusters i get good results. the only thing i need to do is add cluster 1,2 and 4 together. is this possible?
Glad you liked it!
1) Probably. You'd need to most likely transform your dataset and play around with the distances between points to perhaps improve the statistic. But, in the end of the day, you would probably hit the "ceiling" of the model effectiveness.
2) You could "add" together the clusters as in obtain the labled dependent variables and query them to a new dataset. (and perhaps relabel them as one?)
@@SpencerPaoHere Okay this seems logical! thanks for the fast reaction
Hello, im getting an error:
Error in fviz_nbclust(iris_data_scale, kmeans, method = "wss") :
could not find function "fviz_nbclust".
i tried looking up the right package, but no luck. any suggestions?
Have you tried install.packages("factoextra")
@@SpencerPaoHere sorry, yes that fixed it. Thank you !
is the scaling reversible?
i've got a dataset with 4 numerical variables and i'm interested in the values of my cluster-centroids.
Yes! You can unscale. Assuming that you are using the default scale function in R, DMwR has an unscale function you can use.
Else, you can refer to this post on other examples on how to unscale.
stackoverflow.com/questions/10287545/backtransform-scale-for-plotting
Thanks for the quick answer.
Unfortunately, when i try to install DMwR using 'install.packages("DMwR")' it says:
'Warning in install.packages :
package ‘DMwR’ is not available for this version of R'.
Do you have an idea what to do?
@@username2537 Oh wow. They removed the packaged from Cran. Interesting. You might have to get it via a mirror.
You can also try the updated version. i.e DMwR2
@@SpencerPaoHere hmmm...
Tried the updated DMwR2 but here is no function called unscale...
What exactly do you mean with getting it via a mirror?
@@username2537 As in download straight from github with a version requested.
You can try this:
library(devtools)
install_github("cran/DMwR")
Hi am struggling
Kmeans(iris, center=20) is this code is the correct way to Perform a cluster analysis for 20 randomly selected iris datapoints
Or nstart should be 20?
Thanks in advance
The center=20 is the number of clusters. So, in this case you are looking to categorize 20 clusters in your data. Due to the number of observations in your dataset, k means will most likely consider each observation as its own cluster. You might want to decrease that number to 2-3.
@@SpencerPaoHere actually question is
Perform a cluster analysis for 20 randomly selected Swiss bank notes
So what is 20?
nstart Or centers
@@HarpreetKaur-bx1ej 'center = 20' where 20 is the number of centers kmeans is optimizing for.
Perhaps this documentation may help further: www.rdocumentation.org/packages/stats/versions/3.6.2/topics/kmeans
Hi! I am learning R and I have a large data set of 100k observations with 23 variables. The dist() gives me an error: cannot allocate vector of size 37.3 Gb. I have not had much luck with google trying to resolve this issue. Would you happen to be able to help me?
Ahh yes. This is because your computer storage/RAM is too small. You either have to source it to an EC2 instance or you can randomly draw from the dataset.
@@SpencerPaoHere thank you for your reply. I ended up doing a random sample. It did the trick for the outcome needed.
Sry, what does Nstart actually do ?
dude, i wanna ask about result of cluster plot. are cluster 1 is good or bad in R for reccomendation something?
Is there a timestamp in the video where I can reference to? I am assuming the green cluster? In terms of accuracy for this group, it seems to be quite high for this dataset.
@@SpencerPaoHere ah i'm sorry, i mean on blue cluster is highest/good cluster?
@@scathach7639 It seems that the blue cluster does a good job at grouping virginica. (I don't have the literal statistics, but I did post the code on github-- link in the description!) You can run through it and do additional analysis. (i.e run table on the predictions vs true values); You can do the same analysis for the other clusters.
Also, from the iris dataset that I was working with, all the clusters seem to be doing a great job of identifying the response variables.
@@SpencerPaoHere ah i see, ok thank u so much for your explaining🙏
Hello, thanks for this video. is there a way to remove the numbers next to the group names on the plot (e.g. setosa, virginica etc instead of setosa _ 33 virginica_118 etc)? The plot becomes very squished together if the words are long.
There are a variety of ways. A few solutions that come to mind could be: You could increase the plot resolution. (maximize the image using the Rstudio GUI) If you are referring to the points on the plot, you could rename to something like S_1, S_2.... V_118 if that helps. (edit the dataframe and do some data cleaning)
I’m missing something: Why was the data scaled? I thought scaling was done when the measurements use a different scale? Aren’t all measurements here in centimeters?
Features have different distributions as well. Assume a feature named "men" where the max values is 195cm and a feature "female" where the max value is 176cm. The ranges are different and male values will overpower the female ones if they are not scaled
czcams.com/video/NKQpVU1LTm8/video.html line 26 doesn't run for me... it says 'cant handle an object of class list'
Hmm. Not sure. Did you run all the previous lines to 26? It runs fine on my end.
@@SpencerPaoHere i have the same error :(
Thanks a lot for this Video it's very helpful, but I'm facing issue with installing packages like "factoextra" it keeps giving me error as below msg, I hope to advise me to solve this problem
"" Error in install.packages : cannot open file 'C:/Users/DELL/Documents/R/win-library/4.1/file24c47a606609/rstudioapi/help/figures/logo.png': Permission denied ""
That seems like its a computer issue. When installing your packages, you might want to see if you have admin privileges.
@@SpencerPaoHere I appreciate your reply I'll check the installation
Great video!