Transformation is a primary strategy for several of the artists, including Tim Thyzel, who has cast bleach bottles in plaster and clustered them to resemble crystal formations.
"I clustered them together, so it kind of looks like a regular border, but I can move them around," he said.
Where older chaptering systems thought about action — events with beginnings, middles, and ends — Langton thought about where or when events took place, and he clustered them into chapters accordingly.
He produced a series of larger LED circles for 2620, a chandelier unveiled by Flos in Milan last month, and clustered them together in what looks like a vortex.
The museum has clustered them by geographic area, so the seven galleries flow from pyramids and camel caravans to cramped Northern European alleyways and misty Pacific Northwest redwood groves.
After the scanning phase, we discussed our findings and interpretations, and clustered them into themes.
But using just the timbre and harmony features, the computer clustered them into nearly identical groups.
We divided the test image and its Gaussian version into sub-images and clustered them using K-means clustering algorithm.
"What we did was gather several million examples of characters, compared them all, clustered them, then built an algorithm that would say, 'This looks like an A,' even though it had never seen that font before".
Because this forest type comprises hundreds of tree species, we clustered them into six ecological groups: understory, subcanopy, upper canopy shade-tolerant, upper canopy light-demanding, pioneer, and emergent.
Fifty-nine haplotypes were identified, and we generated a statistical parsimony haplotype network from these haplotypes, which clustered them into eight chloroplast groups (cpGroup I VIII) (Figs. 4, 5; Additional file 1: Table S1).
