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Clustering Process

Clustering is the process of grouping similar or related records together. The logical rules, which define how to cluster records together, are specified using definition files and are stored in a special database called Rulebase.

For example, data records could be processed into the following groups:

all records about the same person

all records about the same family

all records about the same household

all records which have the same demographic attributes

Data may be clustered in many ways. Simple forms of clustering include records which:

have the same account number

have an identical name

have the same match-code

Complex forms of clustering may include records which:

could be about the same house

could be safely accepted as the same person

could possibly refer to the same person

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