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# Divisive Methods Pt 2.
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title: Divisive Methods Pt 2.
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Recall in the previous section that we spoke about Monothetic and Polythetic methods. Monothetic methods only looks at a single variable at a time while Polythetic looks at multiple variables simultaneously. In this section, we will speak more about polythetic divisive methods.
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- Any valid measure of distance measure can be used
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- In most cases, the observations themselves are not required, just hte matrix of distances
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- This can have the advantage of only having to store a distance matrix in memory as opposed to a n-dimensional matrix.
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- This can have the advantage of only having to store a distance matrix in memory as opposed to a n-dimensional matrix.
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