 Perl Monk, Perl Meditation  Re^4: grouping numbers  by ag4ve
(Monk) on Jul 11, 2013 at 13:47 UTC
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to Re^3: grouping numbers in thread grouping numbers  Oh,
they're 'close' together.  Comment on Re^4: grouping numbers
Re^5: grouping numbers by mtmcc (Friar) on Jul 11, 2013 at
14:04 UTC       I'm happy to be corrected if I'm missing
something...      Good luck!        That's why I had $avg - I
don't really like taking the average distance to do this (I'd
much prefer to have a score system where I get everything and
then filter out after) but as I can't even figure this out, I
figure this is a good starting point. I could work with it if I
got this working at least.          What you're trying to do is
cluster analysis - naturally grouping data together in clusters
(for some value of "naturally").          Most approaches I'm
aware of require you to know the number of clusters ahead of
time (which sort of defeats the purpose).          However, if
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