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cluster analysis

Statistical technique that arranges units or assemblages in terms of the similarities between them, so the most similar are clustered together.
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Finally, due to small cell sizes of this qualitative investigation, regression and cluster analyses must be interpreted primarily in terms of generating hypotheses for further study.
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