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Psychology Terms - Agglomerative hierarchical clustering
refers to a statistical technique in cluster analysis where each individual or case initially constitutes its own cluster, and clusters are progressively merged at each step until all cases are encompassed within a singular cluster. Once established, a cluster cannot be divided but may be amalgamated with other clusters.
refers to a statistical technique in cluster analysis where each individual or case initially constitutes its own cluster, and clusters are progressively merged at each step until all cases are encompassed within a singular cluster. Once established, a cluster cannot be divided but may be amalgamated with other clusters.
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