Cluster evolution over time I have a dataset of transactional data with customer ID and I want to segment the dataset into groups using cluster analysis. I'm interested in following the evolution of each cluster over time, but since customers have very different behaviours (roughly 50% of the time a customer will change cluster the week after), I was wondering what would be a statistically sound approach. Is it a good idea to train a clustering algorithm every week and look backwards at the weekly evolution of each segment?
You can try

Dynamic mode decomposition.
Dynamic Time Warping. Found a nice resource on Towards data science blog.

These two have proven better approaches than PCA for time series clustering.
Happy coding