gCLUTO - Graphical Clustering Toolkit
The gCLUTO data clustering package is currently distributed
as a single file that contains binary distributions for
Linux, and MS Windows platforms.
| Getting the files | ||||
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The first step in setting up gCLUTO is to download
the binary distribution file. gCLUTO's distribution is
available as either a Unix gziped tar file or as a Windows
zip file.
Older versions of gCLUTO can be found here. | ||||
| Installing | ||||
On Unix systems, after downloading gCLUTO you need to
uncompress and untar it. This is achieved by executing
the following command:
gunzip gcluto-1.0.tar.gz tar -xvf gcluto-1.0.tar On Windows systems, you need to have a zip/unzip program (e.g., winzip) in order to unzip the files. In general, you just need to double click on "gcluto_1_0.zip" and the file will be unzipped automatically. At this point you should have a directory named gcluto-1.0. This directory contains gCLUTO's programs and some test datasets. | ||||
| Documentation | ||||
| Instructions describing how to use gCLUTO can be found at gcluto-1.0/doc/index.html. You can view a local copy of this documentation by clicking here. | ||||
| Converting Documents into CLUTO's Format | ||||
| A simple perl script called doc2mat that converts a set of documents into the vector-space format used by gCLUTO can be obtained from CLUTO's download page. | ||||