I had trouble compiling apcluster.c on the Mac OS X operating system. What can I do to successfully compile it on that OS?
To compile on the Mac OS X, try replacing “#include values.h” with “#include float.h” and add the following defines: “#define MAXDOUBLE DBL_MAX” and “#define MINDOUBLE DBL_MIN”. (Thanks go to Robert Mark for pointing this out.) Your APClustering does quite a good job, and it’s fast! Any chances you’ll be releasing code for the R-Project’s, R or S+ languages? I know that many people in the various fields are using R (econometrics, biology, thermodynamics, physics). I know that other clustering algorithms are implemented already for R and S+, but not yours. We typically release implementations that we use in our research, which is primarily done in MATLAB or C/C++. Developing an R or S+ version would be a good project. Let us know if you find such an implementation. I’m trying to apply your method to some of my data. I think I’m performing the operations correctly, but the output of the clustering algorithm (apcluster from your website, compiled fine) doesn’t seem to return meaningful re
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