This study examines the application of the K-means clustering algorithm to analyze new installation waiting list data obtained from the last three months of 2024. Only entries categorized under new installation requests were selected as the primary dataset. The analysis began by determining the optimal number of clusters: a high volume of new installation waiting lists (C1), a medium volume (C2), and a low volume (C3). Data mining processes were carried out using the RapidMiner tool, producing the following results: 6 UIDs/UIWs were classified into the high cluster (C1), 7 into the medium cluster (C2), and 9 into the low cluster (C3). The clustering performance was subsequently validated using the Davies–Bouldin Index, yielding a final score of 0.486, consistent with the RapidMiner output.
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