Power BI Clustering - How To Cluster Your Data In Seconds!

This video shows you how to quickly and easily do Power BI clustering. Clustering data like this will allow you to be able to better identify and target customers, disease transmission rates, weather patterns (global warming and cooling trends, hot spots, etc.), and so much more. Clustering is just an awesome and necessary skill in data analytics and data science.
In this video I will walk you through every step from creating the initial scatter chart to finding the clusters and even plotting them on a map. These visuals with clustering information will help determine customer or donor breakouts or similar for better differentiation and targeting.
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Once you've watched this video, take a similar dataset and try doing the same yourself. Now, in the video, I differentiate them based on sales. You can use a host of different metrics and accomplish some great results like I did. You will also see how easy it is to cluster your data in a matter of seconds!
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[@DanielWeikert]

Thanks, the issue I see is no explaination is supplied on how the clusters are created by Power BI.

[@techknowhow4802]

That was a hard one to find, but, per Microsoft it is a iterative relationship based model. Here is the Microsoft Power BI documentation on it. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/analysis-services/data-mining/microsoft-clustering-algorithm

[@jimdoyle4633]

Hi, I'm using PBI Desktop and don't see the option for clustering on the MS Scatter plot visualization?

[@WhySoBroke]

Great video! Is it possible to include the clusters field to export the data with that new field to perform other analysis?

[@tanmaypalkar9861]

Exactly my question