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Rattle also can handle cluster analyses. Let's exclude some features to make the output easier to read. On the **Data** tab, select **Ignore** next to each of the variables, except these 10 items:
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Return to the **Cluster** tab. Select **KMeans**, and then set **Number of clusters** to **4**. Select **Execute**. The output window shows the results. One cluster has high frequencies of _george_ and _hp_, and is probably a legitimate business email.
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