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In this method, sub clustering identifies the number of membership function for each input and output which is as many as the number of clusters (Chiu 1994).
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To examine whether this cluster consisted of multiple sub-clusters, an iterative cluster procedure was added, sub-clustering the voxels in cluster d (Figure 1d).
Hierarchical clustering using the single linkage method was used for sub-clustering.
The expression of these pro-neural transcripts effectively segregates metastatic from localised prostate cancer and benign tissue as well as sub-clustering a variety of other human cancers.
There were distinctly different expression profiles between the tumor group and the control mucosa group, and the histological subsets of mixed type, diffuse type and intestinal type cancer demonstrated further sub-clustering.
Sub clusters shaded with colors or bars.
The most prominent examples are cluster C and sub cluster A1 harboring only SCC mec V and sub cluster B2 isolates being negative for SCC mec (Fig. 1).
Sub clusters, round tables and other alternative coordination platforms are enhancing system resilience across these contexts.
While the sub-clustering technique used was relatively simple it has produced sub-clusters of orthologue groups that show distinct biological patterns based on two independent measures.
The other important sub-clustering parameter is the distance (text {D}_{text {ON}}), e.g. sub-clusters (c) and (b), which also correlates well with the separation between low and high conformational energy shown on the sketchmaps.
The cluster III regroups two sub-clusters.
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