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Especially for cir1 and cir3 we get a partition bypass rate around 30% (see Table 3) and thus additional overall sequential speedup of 20% in the elapsed time.

If we ignore the resonances of order 3, we get a partition into smaller groups and we need a weaker non-degeneration assumption called microhyperbolicity (see Definition 19.2.4 of [14]) but the remainder estimate would be less sharp.

Since MODUA is not flexible for the number of communities, we first apply MODUA to get a partition of NetCLUB and then apply our algorithms and SPECA to partition NetCLUB into the same number of communities.

"Usually nurses' offices are a corner in the office, and maybe you get a partition.

In order to get a partition of the data set, it is necessary to choose an optimal level of the hierarchy by a so-called level selection algorithm.

After partitioning attributes "Longitude" and "Latitude," we get a division of space into a grid.

The lack of experience many US students get with partitioning partially explains why it took many probable aTNS and ENS students multiple tries to get a good partitioning or why they did not attempt to make an accurate partitioning.

Firstly, hierarchical clustering (Euclidian distance, Ward's method) was carried out to get an initial partition.

So at first, we have to find the expected number of partitions, i.e., the expected number of runs of H. Kessler and Livingston [ 16] showed that to get an integer partition of an integer Y, expected number of required parts is: 3 Y 2 π × (log Y + 2 γ - 2 log π 6 ), where γ is the famous Euler's constant.

The aim is to obtain a collaborative role of the different dissimilarity matrices to get a final consensus partition.

As mentioned previously, the choice of focal nodes is important to get a good initial partition.