THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH!!!!! After emailing my professor, and getting no real help, and spending days trying to figure it out on my own, you saved me! You were very clear, explained very well, and I now was able to complete my assignment. I can't thank you enough for this invaluable help! I wish professors and teachers were all this good!
The 3 hours before my exam I saw this video, fortunately single and complete linkage questions appeared on the last part of my machine learning's exam. Thank you very much to this video to get me have a better understanding :D
Thank you ! I am studying for my statistics exams. My Unis Documents on this matter are so bad. You really helped me understand it :) On to your next Video :)
great Videos Anuradha!!!!!!..... why you're not making any new videos for the last 4 years, your detailed explanation and attention to nuance is so amazing... I suggest you come back with more videos on ML & DL algorithms ...have a great day
Ma'am, you have roughly drawn the dendogram. If we plot the dendogram by taking Thier respective values on X axis and Y axis, there will be completely different dendogram from what you hav drawn
The video is really helpful however I do have a small doubt in regards of a question similar to this but at first there two clusters forming. In that case how to do find the minimum.
Thank you for this hand calculation it does a good job of explaining what's going on. Would be useful to get a python code where you do the calculations from scratch using python
Hello ma'am, I've one doubt, as in the first step, if we get minimum value at three places, then which two points will be chosen to form a cluster? For example, the min value is 2 and is between A,B and A,C and D,E Then in a first go, can we put ABC and DE as two cluster together?
thank u madam, it helped me a lot to understand, its easy, more clear explanation. In the video at 5:03 time, formula is shown wrong, i think a typing mistake. one question having yet is, aft forming a cluster [p3,p6], in the dist matrix, we replaced p3 place with [p3,p6]. why cann't we replace p6 place with [p3,p6]....... thank u adv.
Ma'am, can you please help me in finding the centroid of hierarchical clustering? I was able to make clusters and dendrogram for my data set but was not able to find its centroid...kindly help...thanks in advance
I did not get why chose (p2p5, p3p6) rather than (p4, p3p6), given that they have the same distance which is 0.15? Can anyone explain it to me once again? thank you~!
Can you tell me the reason why taking (P3,P6) & (P2, P5), but not P4 & (P 3, P6) with the same 0.15 of distance? ( I am so sorry, I cannot catch your idea in the video for this one)
Mam , can u explain how in SLINK algorithm by Sibson, the time complexity is O(n2)???I mean , after merging 2 clusters, they are computing the distance of that merged cluster again from the other clusters.This if repeats n-1 times, the total time complexity is again O(n3), as far as i understand .
![Hierarchical Agglomerative Clustering [HAC - Complete Link]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Cy3ci0Vqs3Y/mqdefault.jpg)
THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH!!!!! After emailing my professor, and getting no real help, and spending days trying to figure it out on my own, you saved me! You were very clear, explained very well, and I now was able to complete my assignment. I can't thank you enough for this invaluable help! I wish professors and teachers were all this good!
me too.. the video saved me for the last minutes before my exam, thank you so much
Exactly! This is what I was looking for. The Manual calculation and formation of the dendrogram. Thank you ma'am.
u must watch mahesh huddar video for better exlanation buddy
The 3 hours before my exam I saw this video, fortunately single and complete linkage questions appeared on the last part of my machine learning's exam. Thank you very much to this video to get me have a better understanding :D
Thank you on behalf of her
Thank you so much! You are a star! I have just started MSc after having graduated 20y ago. I am completely lost and you have been a great help.
Simple and to the point. The best explanation on youtube.
The knowledge you are sharing is so rare to find!! You save the world!!!
The best explanation of agglomerative clustering example on the internet. Thank you so much!
I've been trying to figure this out for a couple days for class. Once you showed the MIN(dist) it all clicked. Thank you!
thankyou ma'am, the best thing about your channel is that you don't miss any step during calculations which makes it easy to understand 💯
Thank you SOOOOOOOOO much！！ You explained the solution MUCH BETTER than my tutors did, this is so helpful!
Thank U so much. U helped me understand this Algorithm on the day before my Data mining final Exam =D
Thanks for this
Dr Bhatia, you are a gift to humankind!
thank you so much ma'am, this video really helped me a lot to understand the numerical of agglomerative hierarchical clustering
Mam I have watched 3 videos of yours single link, complete link and average link and finally I'm able to understand Thank you mam for teaching us.
Thank you for explaining how to solve this type of sums
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Looking for more such videos..
Thank you soooo much for your clear and detailed explanation!!!!♥ Never thought this concept could be so easy to understand!!~
Thanks so much❤❤ saved a lot of time before the exam
Best explanation on Agglomerative Clustering till now, thank you maam!!! I am clear as a crystal now.
Eye opening, thank you very much Anu! Much much respect to you!
Your explanatory skills are amazing ma'am. Please continue making more such learning videos.
Thank you ! I am studying for my statistics exams. My Unis Documents on this matter are so bad. You really helped me understand it :)
On to your next Video :)
Really great presentation. I'd like to suggest a minor correction at 04:57 - formula for Euclidean distance ((x-a) + (y-b))^1/2
Lovely explanation, I have my masters exam tomorrow, just cleared all the doubts regarding agglomerative clusters, Thank you !!
Our professor is making us learn this in a softmore data structures class and implement into a project...I thought it felt out of scope for our level
Wow. Clearly explained. Wonder if every lecture has the explanation ability like you
Thanks
Thank you so much for this! Need to know this for an exam in 2 days!
All the best
Thank you so very much for the neat and detailed explanation. You have explained each and every step so very clearly..
Thank you very much.
I finaly understand HAC MIN. Thank you a lot!!!
Very Great and helpful and Very Very Easy Explanation. Understood Each bit. Thank You.
Thank you so much it was really helpful for me to prepare final exam :)
Thank you Anuradha Bhatia, very good explanation i hope to see more of your explanations on various topics related to machine learning and data mining
What if we got two minimum values as same in distance matrix and then which one to consider first? Time at 5.45
Splendid approach on your explanation. Thanks a lot!
this is old, but you just saved another cs student day!
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much.
I didn't get the thing that how are you calculating min of distance between cluster and a point
thanks madam i dont know how to thank uu .you are doing lot of help means a lot.
Wonderful explanation and concept delivery, please make more videos like that,
Simply brilliant
Thank you, your explanation is straight to the point
Thanks a lot for this video. I finally understood how this algorithm is performed. Thanks a lot
Thanks for this video! It was very clearly explained..
Thanks Ma'am...wonderful explanation and by this my exam syllabus got sorted...
Thank you sooo much. It's a very clear explanation of this content!
Perfect explanation. Superb
Awesome explanation! Hope to see more content from you in the future!
Hope to see You in VIT, as I am invited as a session trainer.
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Thank you for this excellent explanation.
U explained it so easily mam❤️
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Thank you for the presentation. Have a better understanding of dendograms now.
Thank you so much, It saved my time a lot
Thank you mem, it is too useful to study the numerical taxonomy . Thanks a lot mem
your explanation is too good mam
You are a Life Saver. Thank You very much love.
Glad it helped!
Thanks a lot. You save my life!
great Videos Anuradha!!!!!!..... why you're not making any new videos for the last 4 years, your detailed explanation and attention to nuance is so amazing... I suggest you come back with more videos on ML & DL algorithms ...have a great day
Best one thank you so much tomorrow is my exam and now I’m confident in this sum🤩
Ma'am, you have roughly drawn the dendogram. If we plot the dendogram by taking Thier respective values on X axis and Y axis, there will be completely different dendogram from what you hav drawn
The video is really helpful however I do have a small doubt in regards of a question similar to this but at first there two clusters forming. In that case how to do find the minimum.
Thank you for this hand calculation it does a good job of explaining what's going on.
Would be useful to get a python code where you do the calculations from scratch using python
At 5:30 (P1,P2) is 0.23 and at 5:33 (P1,P2) becomes 0.24 .... why so ??
This is still a little comfusing, but I got it so much better now. Thank you!
The Euclidean distance formula : x is written in place of y.
Perfect lecture
Very helpful tho ma'am
Thankyou maam for this video and explanation.... It really helped me❤️
Thank you for your great explanation
thank you for explaining....
Hello ma'am, I've one doubt, as in the first step, if we get minimum value at three places, then which two points will be chosen to form a cluster? For example, the min value is 2 and is between A,B and A,C and D,E Then in a first go, can we put ABC and DE as two cluster together?
thank u madam, it helped me a lot to understand, its easy, more clear explanation. In the video at 5:03 time, formula is shown wrong, i think a typing mistake. one question having yet is, aft forming a cluster [p3,p6], in the dist matrix, we replaced p3 place with [p3,p6]. why cann't we replace p6 place with [p3,p6]....... thank u adv.
So, what is use of HAC? I mean, how to find the optimum clusters amongst all?
Thank you so much.
Ma'am, can you please help me in finding the centroid of hierarchical clustering? I was able to make clusters and dendrogram for my data set but was not able to find its centroid...kindly help...thanks in advance
Great tutorial, You are awesome
Excellent teaching..
Thank you madam, this cleared a big doubt I had.
Thank you very much. Such an great explaination.
after lecturer teach me this subject, I definitely not understand what she teach, but after I hear once time then already understand
Thanks, Ma'am. I like your teaching methodology.
I did not get why chose (p2p5, p3p6) rather than (p4, p3p6), given that they have the same distance which is 0.15? Can anyone explain it to me once again? thank you~!
It is really useful. Thanks a lot
Excellent explanation.Thanks a Ton
Can you tell me the reason why taking (P3,P6) & (P2, P5), but not P4 & (P 3, P6) with the same 0.15 of distance? ( I am so sorry, I cannot catch your idea in the video for this one)
Because (P3,P6),(P2,P5) is coming first in the distance matrix than P4,(P3,P6)
Amazing explanation, i thank you so so so much!
Wonderful explanation. On point👏🏻👌
This teaching was better than my class teacher 😅
Brilliant !! Very helpful
Very nicely explained
Well explained .Thanks a lot.
Thanks. It's pretty helpful. Help me understand how the dendrogram comes on book
mam , i have another question what is the space and time compelxity of this algorithm ?
Madam Anuradha, can you please show the dendrogram on the graph rather than showing the points?
Very clear and helpful.
thank you for sharing. very simple and clear tutorial
thank you ,perfect explain
Thank you, great video
excellent explanation .. thanks a lot
Thanks for the clear explanation! Keep up the good work
Thank you.
how do we determine at what point we cluster our data ?
Great explanation! Thank you so much!
Well done, thanks for the clear explanation.
Mam , can u explain how in SLINK algorithm by Sibson, the time complexity is O(n2)???I mean , after merging 2 clusters, they are computing the distance of that merged cluster again from the other clusters.This if repeats n-1 times, the total time complexity is again O(n3), as far as i understand .
Too good Ms Bhatia...
excellent example , the best in TH-cam :)