Tag: Clusters

With unsupervised cluster analysis, we can group observations with similar patterns, and reveal (hidden) trends in the data. The use of cluster evaluation methods helps to determine the clustering tendency, quality, and optimal number of clusters. In this blog, we will dive into cluster evaluat...

In today’s ever-evolving technological landscape, complexity can often overshadow the immense potential of groundbreaking technology. One such technological marvel is Linux Kubernetes clusters on Azure, renowned for their ability to empower businesses with unmatched scalability, flexibility, a...

Technology challenges mother nature every day but you can’t take on the forces of nature blindly. One of these powerful forces of nature is clusters. In 1890, Alfred Marshall first defined clusters as a “concentration of specialized industries in particular localities.” Think...

The low-mass, dusty, irregular galaxy NGC 3077 is actively forming new stars, has a very blue center, and has a hydrogen gas bridge connecting it to the nearby, more massive M81. As one of 34 galaxies in the M81 Group, it’s an example of the most common type of galaxy in the Universe: much sma...

Humanity once thought our Solar System was typical. Here in our own Solar System, a single star anchors the system, where inner, rocky planets, an intermediate-distance asteroid belt, and then more distant gas giant planets eventually give way to the Kuiper belt and Oort cloud. For a long tim...

If D1 is the time dilation factor (D1=1.5 means time is 1.5 times slower inside) in the galaxy cluster A, and D2 is the time dilation factor in the galaxy cluster B, then the time dilation factor at the intersection of these clusters would be D1×D2. When these clusters were intersecting (while...