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However, Table 6 also shows three cases where mass clusters were observed.

Mass clusters are typically associated with high-profile celebrity suicides that are publicised and disseminated in the mass media.

However, the mass media, represented here by one-to-many transmission, did generate mass clusters, but only under certain conditions.

Mass clusters are clusters of suicides localised in time but not space, and have been attributed to the dissemination of information concerning celebrity suicides via the mass media.

Yet even under these conditions (strong prestige bias, homophily) mass clusters were no more likely to emerge than purely spatial clusters or spatiotemporal clusters.

Overall, Hypothesis 2c, that one-to-many transmission generates mass clusters, was therefore not supported under any of these values of r.

Aldo Clementi's chamber ensemble piece Ceremonial (1973) evokes both Verdi and Ives, combining the original extended-duration and mass cluster concepts: a weighted wooden board placed on an electric harmonium maintains a tone cluster throughout the work.

Such a mass cluster is illustrated in Figure 2B.

A mass cluster is defined as a temporary increase in the total frequency of suicides within an entire population relative to the period immediately before and after the cluster, with no spatial clustering.

After that, a matrix for multivariate data analysis was generated by the software with a mass clustering window of 0.005 Da and the retention time clustering window of 0.2 min. The matrix covered the information of the retention time, m/z and the ion intensity for each picked peak.

The initial parameter settings for the modification mass cluster centers, shared for all three algorithms, were initialized randomly within the range of modification masses in the input dataset.