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Weka visualizes data

I have a question related to Weka. I have data and I want to visualize it. I use k-tools for clustering. I found an opportunity to visualize the data, but I would like something more. When you render clusters, if you right-click on them, a window appears. There is some information in this window, but I would like to see that this is the data from which it came. Is there any way through Weka or should I write Java?

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I tried this but no luck.

If I do not have Matlab or R in my machine for building data, I use GNUPlot ( http://www.gnuplot.info/ ) to build data from the command line and files.

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You can use ELKI or the Process Tool as an API in your Java program and you can visualize your result. However, the visualization may not be interactive in ELKI, but you can, of course, extend the interactive property using custom methods by connecting the processing tool to your Java code.

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You may need to write the code yourself, but you may not need to start from scratch. You can use Weka’s own code (this is open source) to develop a visualization plugin that meets your needs. Check out the Wiki for more information and examples: https://weka.wikispaces.com/Explorer+visualization+plugins

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