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Clusters are a form of unsupervised machine learning so it is not possible to generate a confusion matrix directly from clustering. You would first need to turn the clusters into a label and then have another process to assign the clusters to compare the two outputs. Or if you already have another existing label with the same number of categories as clusters, then you can use the Map Clusters on Labels operator to do this automatically and then use a normal Performance operator to generate the confusion matrix.
hi @brunonbrasil so based on that screenshot you are using a very old version of RapidMiner Studio. I would highly recommend updating to the most recent version (9.5.1).
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