Hierarchical Clustering (ML_CG_1)
Hierarchical Clustering groups similar data points into clusters by recursively merging the two closest clusters based on a distance metric.
Hierarchical Clustering is a machine learning algorithm used for grouping similar data points into clusters. It starts with each data point in its own cluster, and then recursively merges the two closest clusters until there is only one cluster left.
The algorithm uses a distance metric to determine the similarity between clusters and data points, and creates a dendrogram to visualize the hierarchy of the merged clusters.
Sample Request
Build a Hierarchical Clustering model named, "ClusterModel"
Building a Hierarchical Clustering model
Hierarchical Clustering
POST
https://autogon.ai/api/v1/engine/start
Request Body
Name | Type | Description |
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project_id* | int | The |
block_id* | int | The |
function_code* | string | The function code for current block |
parent_id* | int | The |
args* | object | Block arguments |
model_name* | String | Name of the model to be used for prediction. |
Sample Request
Make predictions with the pre-built model passing an optional test data.
Predicting with Hierarchical Clustering
Hierarchical Clustering Predict
POST
https://autogon.ai/api/v1/engine/start
Request Body
Name | Type | Description |
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model_name* | String | Name of previously trained model to be used for prediction |
test_data | String | Input data for prediction. Defaults to |
project_id* | int | ID of the current project |
block_id* | int | ID of the current block |
parent_id* | int | ID of the previous block |
function_code* | String | Function code for the current block |
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