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  • Construct your own qualitative clusters by choosing members for two clusters
  • Generate clusters using principal component analysis (similar to Pantillon et al).

Task 1: Create your own clusters

Clusters can be created manually from lists of the ensemble members.

Choose members for two clusters. The stamp maps are useful for this task.

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titleCreate your own clusters

Right-click 'ens_oper_cluster.example.txt' and select Edit (or make a duplicate)

The file contains two example lines:

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#11#    2  3  4  9  22 33 40
#2 2#   10 11 12 31 49

The first line defines the list of members for 'Cluster 1': in this example, members 2, 3, 4, 9, 22, 33, 40.

The second line defines the list of members for 'Cluster 2': in this example, members 10, 11, 12, 31, 49.

Change these two lines!.
Put your choice of ensemble member numbers for cluster 1 and 2 (lines 1 and 2 respectively).

You can create multiple cluster definitions by using the 'Duplicate' menu option to make copies of the file for use in the plotting macros..

The filename is important!
The first part of the name 'ens_oper' refers to the ensemble dataset and must match the name used in the plotting macro. 
The 'example' part of the filename can be changed to your choice and should match the 'clustersId'.
As an example a filename of: ens_both_cluster.fred.txt would require 'expId=ens_both', 'clustersId=fred' in the macro.

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