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Clustering of large, heavy-tailed dataset  

I have a dataset of 130k internet users characterized by 4 variables describing users' number of sessions, locations visited, avg data download and session time aggregated from four months of activity.

Dataset is very heavy-tailed. For example third of users logged only once during four months, whereas six users had more than 1000 sessions.

I wanted to come up with a simple classification of users, preferably with indication of the most appropriate number of clusters.

Is there anything you could recomendrecommend as a soultionsolution?

Clustering of large, heavy-tailed dataset  

I have a dataset of 130k internet users characterized by 4 variables describing users' number of sessions, locations visited, avg data download and session time aggregated from four months of activity.

Dataset is very heavy-tailed. For example third of users logged only once during four months, whereas six users had more than 1000 sessions.

I wanted to come up with a simple classification of users, preferably with indication of the most appropriate number of clusters.

Is there anything you could recomend as a soultion?

Clustering of large, heavy-tailed dataset

I have a dataset of 130k internet users characterized by 4 variables describing users' number of sessions, locations visited, avg data download and session time aggregated from four months of activity.

Dataset is very heavy-tailed. For example third of users logged only once during four months, whereas six users had more than 1000 sessions.

I wanted to come up with a simple classification of users, preferably with indication of the most appropriate number of clusters.

Is there anything you could recommend as a solution?

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Clustering of large, heavy-tailed dataset

I have a dataset of 130k internet users characterized by 4 variables describing users' number of sessions, locations visited, avg data download and session time aggregated from four months of activity.

Dataset is very heavy-tailed. For example third of users logged only once during four months, whereas six users had more than 1000 sessions.

I wanted to come up with a simple classification of users, preferably with indication of the most appropriate number of clusters.

Is there anything you could recomend as a soultion?