This example works with a real 5D dataset that describes the amount of cell nuclei damage. The distance transform cannot be used to create the confining potential for this data set; so, the data density will be used and the confining force scaled. In addition, the distance metric when modeling the particles will be changed to a Minkowski distance and the solver space will be isotropically scaled. Finally, this example will compare the results of SALR clustering with k-means and show that SALR clustering produces seed-points that locate the region centers better. Read More ›