Finding the similarity measure in python-weka-wrapper3-examples
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Ajinkya Indulkar
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Hello, could you help to locate the similarity measure which is the euclidean distance in python-weka-wrapper3?
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> Hello, could you help to locate the similarity measure which is the euclidean distance in python-weka-wrapper3?
pww3 doesn't have an explicit wrapper for distance functions. If you
want to use a different function, then you change the command-line
option of the algorithm that you are using (provided the algorithm
allows this). In case of SimpleKMeans, this is done via the -A option
as you can see from the Javadoc that I've posted a few times:
https://weka.sourceforge.io/doc.dev/weka/clusterers/SimpleKMeans.html