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    This study visualizes data influence on hierarchical clustering. Understanding how data points affect core group clustering helps select appropriate methods for research.

    Area of Science:

    • Data science
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    Background:

    • Hierarchical clustering is widely used in data analysis.
    • The influence of individual data points on clustering outcomes is not fully understood.
    • Previous validation research has shown variability in clustering method performance.

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    • To compare the influence patterns of different hierarchical clustering methods.
    • To provide guidance on selecting appropriate clustering methods for empirical research.

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    • Generation of three-dimensional response surface plots.
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    • Response surface plots illustrate the relative influence of data space locations on core group clustering.
    • Influence plots reveal substantial differences between various hierarchical clustering methods.
    • Identified influence patterns explain previous findings in clustering validation research.

    Conclusions:

    • The nature of data point influence (beneficial or detrimental) can be determined from influence plots.
    • Substantial differences exist in how various hierarchical clustering methods handle data influence.
    • These findings have significant implications for choosing clustering methods in empirical studies.