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4.5 Table clusters

The cluster is a group of observations with the common covariance matrix. The covariance matrix allows to express any combination of correlations among observations in cluster (including uncorrelated observations, where covariance matrix is diagonal). For explanation see Observation data and points.

In the database observations are stored in three tables: obs, coordinates and vectors. Cluster’s covariance matrix is stored in table covmat. Every observation, vector or coordinate in database has to be in some cluster.

Observations, vectors and coordinates are identified by configuration id (conf_id), cluster id ccluster and theirs index (indx). Observation index (indx) has to be unique within observations of one cluster (which belongs to one configuration). The same applies for vectors and coordinates.

See also Set of observations.

Example (table contents):

 
conf_id|ccluster|dim|band|tag
-----------------------------
1      |1       |3  |0   |obs
1      |4       |4  |0   |obs

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