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Dataset including variables of different measurement nature (e.g. continuous, categorical, binary, count etc.) analyzed together in one variable set. Use this tag when this presents a challenge for the analysis. Do NOT use to refer to [mixed-model].
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How to choose a fair gamma value when performing k-prototypes clustering?
As you already mentioned, and according to the kmodes library, the standard deviation of numeric variables is calculated using the mean:
if gamma is None:
gamma = 0.5 * np.mean(Xnum.std(axis=0))
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