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A cluster is a group of machines that are networked together and used as a single unit to run parallel programs.
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| club foot |
A rounded foot that resembles a club resting on a flat base.
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| cluster analysis |
a collection of statistical techniques for creating homogeneous groups of cases or variables. Clusters are formed using distance functions. The elements in a cluster have relatively small distances from each other and relatively larger distances from elements outside of a cluster. See distance .
Ãâó: www.siu.edu/~epse1/pohlmann/factglos/
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| cluster |
A functional grouping of spacecraft, formations, or virtual platforms, possibly an element of a larger constellation.
Ãâó: gsfctechnology.gsfc.nasa.gov/focusAreas/glossary.h...
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| cluster |
This refers to a number of different implementations of shared computing resources. Typically, a cluster integrates the resources of two or more computing devices (that could otherwise function separately) together for a common purpose.
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