The operation performs the BMU classification. A classifier is defined by prototypes in <data> and by a classified data that defines which prototypes represent each class. The result will be stored in the classified data <trgcldata> in which classes will have the same names as in <cldata>.
Example (ex3.5): In the first example, four data records (4, 50 to the class "c1" and 63, 150 to the class "c2") are selected for prototypes of the classes. Then the same data "boston" is classified related to these prototypes.
... NDA> addcld -c bmuclfr NDA> addcl -c bmuclfr -cl c1 NDA> updcl -cl bmuclfr.c1 -id 4 NDA> updcl -cl bmuclfr.c1 -id 50 NDA> addcl -c bmuclfr -cl c2 NDA> updcl -cl bmuclfr.c2 -id 63 NDA> updcl -cl bmuclfr.c2 -id 150 NDA> bmucl -d1 boston -c1 bmuclfr -cout cld1 ...
