Penerapan Algoritma Divisive Analysis dalam Pengelompokan Provinsi di Indonesia Berdasarkan Prevalensi Stunting

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30872/eksponensial.v15i2.1341

Keywords:

cluster analysis, divisive analysis, stunting prevalence

Abstract

Cluster analysis is an analysis that aims to group data (objects) based only on the information contained in the data that describes objects and the relationships between the objects. Divisive analysis is a clustering method using a top-down approach which starts by placing all objects into one cluster or what is called a hierarchical root and then dividing the cluster root into several smaller clusters. This research aimed to group 34 provinces in Indonesia into 2,3, and 4 clusters based on stunting prevalence data and factors causing stunting in 2022 using a divisive analysis algorithm. The results showed that for 2 clusters, cluster 1 consisted of 32 provinces with low stunting prevalence, and cluster 2 consisted of 2 provinces with high stunting prevalence. For 3 clusters, cluster 1 consisted of 26 provinces with moderate stunting prevalence, cluster 2 consisted of 6 provinces with low stunting prevalence, and cluster 3 consisted of 2 provinces with high stunting prevalence. For 4 clusters, cluster 1 consisted of 21 provinces with moderate stunting prevalence, cluster 2 consisted of 5 provinces with low stunting prevalence, cluster 3 consisted of 6 provinces with high stunting prevalence, and cluster 4 consisted of 2 provinces with very high stunting prevalence.

Published

2024-11-17