Error using kmeans Too Many input Arguments

Hello, Error using kmeans Too many input arguments. The code is below. It works when trying with matlab 7 but fails whith matlab 8.5.
Any indications please ?
[IDX,C] = kmeans(PARA.data,PARA.class_n, 'Start','cluster', ... 'Maxiter',1000, ... 'EmptyAction','singleton', ... 'Display','off');

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Jan
Jan el 16 de Oct. de 2016
Which version of kmeans are you using? See:
which kmeans -all
Please post the complete error message. Perhaps "PARA.data" contains a function, which does not have any output arguments. Without knowing your exact data, this cannot be guessed.

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Ynne
Ynne el 16 de Oct. de 2016
Thanks a lot, the problem was solved. which kmeans -all retrun 2 versions (one of them was the wrong version)
Phil A
Phil A el 11 de Jun. de 2018
Hey,
I now encountered the same problem but was not able to solve it yet. How did you solve the issue with the wrong version?
Best, Philipp
KiranKumar Makam
KiranKumar Makam el 10 de Ag. de 2021
I am getting the same error for cluster
>>>Z = linkage(wcorr);
Error using cluster
Too many input arguments.
which cluster -all
/MATLAB Drive/EMGLab/m files/cluster.m
/MATLAB/toolbox/stats/stats/@gmdistribution/cluster.m % gmdistribution method
/MATLAB/toolbox/bioinfo/bioinfo/@phytree/cluster.m % phytree method
/MATLAB/toolbox/stats/stats/cluster.m % Shadowed
Rik
Rik el 10 de Ag. de 2021
Which cluster function is your code expecting? The one from the Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox, or from EMGLab?

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