Matt Rasmussen
University of Minnesota - Computer Science Home Page
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gCLUTO: Graphical Clustering Toolkit
gCLUTO is a cross-platform graphical application for clustering low- and high-dimensional datasets and for analyzing the characteristics of the various clusters. gCLUTO is build on-top of the CLUTO clustering library.
gCLUTO provides tools for visualizing the resulting clustering solutions using tree, matrix, and an OpenGL-based mountain visualization. gCLUTO has been written primarily by Matt Rasmussen and maintained by him.
Features
gCLUTO has the following features:- Project tree that manages data files, clustering solutions, and visualizations.
- Detailed dialogs for choosing clustering options
- Spreadsheet interface for viewing data
- HTML interface for viewing solutions.
- Bootstrap clustering
- Matrix Visualization - a colored interactive matrix
- Mountain Visualization - a 3D visualization generated using Multidimensional Scaling.
- Printing and Exporting data and visualizations
Screenshots
Updates
- 2004.10.09 - gCLUTO 1.2 Released
- Added importing and exporting of Partition Vectors
- Fixed color codes in Mountain Visualization
- Fixed importing of dense graphs
- Other bug fixes
Download
2004.10.09
gCLUTO 1.2:
gcluto-1.2.tar.gz (7.0M)
2004.10.09
gCLUTO 1.2:
gcluto_1_2.zip (7.0M)
2004.07.20
gCLUTO 1.1:
gcluto-1.1.tar.gz (5.3M)
2004.07.20
gCLUTO 1.1:
gcluto_1_1.zip (5.6M)
2003.11.11
gCLUTO 1.0:
gcluto-1.0.tar.gz (3.5M)
2003.11.11
gCLUTO 1.0:
gcluto_1_0.zip (3.6M)
2003.01.20
gCLUTO 0.5:
gcluto-0.5.tar.gz (5.3M)
2003.01.20
gCLUTO 0.5:
gcluto_0_5.zip (5.6M)
Documentation
2003.11.11
gCLUTO 1.0:
[HTML]
2003.01.20
gCLUTO 0.5:
[HTML]
Additional Information
For more information and download links see http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~karypis/cluto/gcluto/index.html.
"gCLUTO: An Interactive Clustering, Visualization, and Analysis System"
Matt Rasmussen and George Karypis, Technical Report # 04-021
Matt Rasmussen and George Karypis, Technical Report # 04-021
gCLUTO was also a part of a summer project of mine at the AHPCRC Summer Institute.