The phrase "assigned cluster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, computer science, or organizational tasks where items or data points are grouped together based on certain criteria.
Example: "The data points were categorized into an assigned cluster for more efficient analysis."
Alternatives: "designated group" or "allocated cluster".
To determine whether our representation of the candidates in the principal components space reflects the structural clusters found by LocARNA for the different k levels, we calculate the proportion of correct assignments, which measures the ratio of cluster members that are closer to their assigned cluster centroid as opposed to a centroid of another cluster.
All represented cells in both panels are colored by algorithmically assigned cluster numbers using the FlowSOM package.
We propose a model in which only the salient regions of an image are encoded as ROIs whose features are then compared against previously seen ROIs and assigned cluster membership accordingly.
When websites were identified but did not belong in their original assigned cluster, these sites were placed into the unassigned website population for further review and other potential clustering opportunities.
The location of each genotype relative to its assigned cluster determined its GenCall score.
Columns: microarray oligo identifier (Affymetrix DrosGenome 1), gene symbol, assigned cluster, and FlyBase gene ID.
As each Research Center completed Phase 2, a neutral member of the MATICCE study team assigned clusters to conditions via a coin toss.
The cophenetic correlation coefficient was calculated to assess the robustness of the assigned clusters.
We assigned clusters using unmatched, unrestricted random allocation by a drawing of lots.
We also observed that a number of these chromosomal rearrangements included regions to which we had assigned clustered methylation signatures in our promoter methylation profiling study.
Each site will then be randomly assigned (cluster-randomised design) via a defined protocol to enhanced usual care (active control group [ACG]) or enhanced usual care with structured testing (structured testing group [STG]).
