Merging Schools of Fish
Imagine two schools of fish passing through each other, looking to the naked eye like a single group. A method in cluster analysis called fuzzy c-means (not used here) can split the fish into two schools according to how they move.
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Ed Pegg Jr
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Contributed by:
Michael Trott
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Ed Pegg Jr
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