data cluster

Ultimately, a data cluster was created and sent up to me and combined with myself.

The first data cluster is 2, and consequently the last cluster gets number .

Jill finds that she has miscalculated; the data cluster is larger than she anticipated.

However the data clusters around a popular modern instrument and an unpopular Stradivari force one to consider the preconceptions that are so hardwired.

In this way, data from individuals could still be kept and analyzed and then paired (not averaged) with data clusters that were similar.

Versions through Windows NT 3.51 did not have an application programming interface for moving data clusters on hard disks.

The features are derived from the contents of the documents, and the feature-document matrix describes data clusters of related documents.

FAT, NTFS, ext2/ext3/ext4 filesystems store files in data blocks (also called data clusters under Windows).

The concept of an average can be applied to a stream of data as well as a bounded set, the goal being to find a value that recent data clusters about in some way.

Critics of this study in turn hold that it achieves its results by manipulation of data clusters and analysis categories, casting a wide net to achieve generic, general statistical similarities with populations such as Europeans and Indians.

The Rand index has a value between 0 and 1, with 0 indicating that the two data clusters do not agree on any pair of points and 1 indicating that the data clusters are exactly the same.

Results Determining patient prognosis from microarray data Cluster analysis [ 1 4 ] had shown that the 4026 gene expression panels for 40 DLBCL patients contained some information relevant to the question of prognosis but these authors did not make an attempt to provide survival predictions for individual patients.