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clustering
This term describes the phenomenon of grouping, whether physical, statistical, or epidemiological. In a social or physical sense, it evokes a sense of density and proximity, often implying a spontaneous or organic gathering rather than a structured organization.
In technical and scientific contexts, the word carries a more analytical tone. In data science, it refers to the algorithmic process of partitioning a dataset into subsets, while in medicine or sociology, it often implies a suspicious or noteworthy concentration of events that warrants investigation to find a shared trigger.
Meanings
The occurrence of several similar events or cases in a specific area or time period, often suggesting a common cause.
Examples
We noticed a clustering of errors.
We noticed a clustering of errors.
The clustering of students near the lockers caused a jam.
A strange clustering of sightings suggests a monster is near.
The doctor noted a clustering of symptoms in the patient.
K-means clustering is essential for segmenting our high-value clients.
Historians analyzed the clustering of settlements along the river valley.
The unexpected clustering of failures requires an immediate formal apology.
The unexpected clustering of failures requires an immediate formal apology.