Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/plot.clustvar.R
Plot dotchart with the "loadings" of the variables in each cluster. The loading of a numerical variable is the correlation between this variables and the synthetic variable of its cluster. The loading of the level of a categorical variable is the mean value of the synthetic variable of the cluster on observations having this level.
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x |
an object of class |
... |
Further arguments to be passed to or from other methods. They are ignored in this function. |
coord.quanti |
coordinates of quantitative variables belonging to cluster k on the synthetic variable associate to the same cluster k |
coord.levels |
coordinates of levels of categorical variables belonging to cluster k on the synthetic variable associate to the same cluster k |
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$Cluster1
dim 1
Spice 0.7319724
Spice.before.shaking 0.7848721
Bitterness 0.8136727
Odor.Intensity 0.8162919
Odor.Intensity.before.shaking 0.8727845
$Cluster2
dim 1
Aroma.quality.before.shaking 0.8842328
Quality.of.odour 0.8893556
Fruity.before.shaking 0.9234169
Fruity 0.9531411
$Cluster3
dim 1
Acidity -0.5548310
Flower 0.8938327
Flower.before.shaking 0.9030650
$Cluster4
dim 1
Alcohol 0.8265513
Aroma.intensity 0.8673275
Attack.intensity 0.8752385
Astringency 0.8893068
Nuance 0.9169085
Visual.intensity 0.9278848
Aroma.persistency 0.9280991
Intensity 0.9352941
Surface.feeling 0.9491204
$Cluster5
dim 1
Plante -0.8480155
Aroma.quality 0.9231580
Typical 0.9280745
Harmony 0.9363375
Overall.quality 0.9577121
Smooth 0.9715158
Balance 0.9754011
$Cluster6
dim 1
Phenolic 0.8944778
$Cluster1
dim 1
Soil=Env1 -0.5590466
Soil=Env2 -0.1831480
Soil=Reference -0.0641759
Soil=Env4 2.6391488
$Cluster2
[1] "No categorical variables in this cluster"
$Cluster3
[1] "No categorical variables in this cluster"
$Cluster4
[1] "No categorical variables in this cluster"
$Cluster5
[1] "No categorical variables in this cluster"
$Cluster6
dim 1
Label=Bourgueuil -1.35156170
Label=Chinon 0.02370952
Label=Saumur 0.72859383
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