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This cluster imposes a time limit of three days (72 hours) per analysis but allows several runs of the same analysis simultaneously.

The question we pose is as follows: Do these clusters impose four clusters in the gene connectivity and how can we determine these clusters using GR?

Hierarchical clustering imposes a tree-like structure on the data, even if the underlying structure is better represented by a network.

Based on this information, we used the Genesis program to perform k-means clustering, imposing values of k that ranged from 26 40.

The method uses a new concept, referred to as the virtual cluster (VC), which is a logical grouping of sensor nodes (irrespective of any communication clusters imposed by the network topology) with the same spatial and temporal properties.

It is generally accepted that cohesive sub-structures play an important role for the functioning of complex systems, because topologically dense clusters impose restrictions to dynamical processes running on top of the structure [45, 46].

To this end, we focus on the structure of networks obtained from Lennard-Jones clusters and clusters imposed on HCP lattices (to test influence of excluded volume on the results) as well as polybutadiene melts (to test the combined effect of excluded volume and chain connectivity).

In the analysis with two genetic clusters imposed, the populations clustered mostly by drainage (see Figure  2B), the exception being the populations CAS, GUAR and SF, located near the western and eastern borders of the Cariaco drainage.

Different unit-prices imposed to users based on their channel gains is shown in Fig. 8 b, where it is observed that BS b of cluster c imposes more unit-price for users with higher associated (beta _{i}^{c,b}).

To evaluate the structure the clustering algorithm imposes on the data the cophenetic (coph) correlation coefficient [ 48] was determined.

The clustering algorithm imposes a topological order on the prototypes according to a one-dimensional linear array.