Then, magnetic field ranges are obtained from clustering of measuring positions by K-Medians algorithm for detection of high emission levels.
Each of the observed cluster of measures has been given an intuitive "group" name to simplify the general pattern.
The resulting PCA shows the major dimensions along which the abstract notion of scientific impact can be understood and how clusters of measures correspond to similar aspects of scientific impact.
Equally, Wilkinson identifies five clusters of measures of professionalism, one of which clearly correlates with conscientiousness, and the other four may well represent different aspects of professionalism [ 2].
Learning from other international casemix models and benchmarking data sets, the UKROC team has developed a cluster of measures to inform the development of effective and cost-efficient rehabilitation services.
However, as noted above, the FIM has some limitations in both of these roles, so the UKROC team has developed a cluster of measures which are intended to provide more directly the information that service providers and planners require to develop effective and cost-efficient rehabilitation services, sensitive to the needs of their local population.
As a consequence, the "glucose triad" could be translated for clinical purpose into the trilogy of "sevens" (Fig. 2) that integrates a cluster of measures, including diagnosis (≥7 mmol/l glucose at fasting), interventional threshold values for completing treatment: A1C goals <7% and postprandial glucose targets <7 mmol/l at 2-h after lunch.
Spatial autocorrelation (Moran's I) scores revealed no significant spatial clustering of provider measures by province.
Village level clustering of outcome measures was less than 0.1, except for fasting blood glucose (0.14).
We calculated proportions with 95% confidence intervals for the coverage of child-survival interventions and for underweight children, accounting for clustering of anthropometric measures of undernutrition.
