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The International Olympic Committee approved the master plan last week, with about half of the events staying in Los Angeles, clustering in three major hubs.

It also says "the increased risk of storms gives rise to a greater risk of 'storm clustering', with consecutive events affecting the UK in quick succession".

From BBC

"Genetic clustering allowed us to map something that appears subtle," says Armstrong of the finding, which supports Indigenous land claims in the area.

Their current focus is on developing innovative segmentation and clustering techniques for multivariate time series data tailored to uncover more granular patterns and handle the challenges posed by AID data.

Using algorithms for spatial clustering, they identified locations where certain behaviours occurred more frequently.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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