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To characterize the pattern relative to the alleged dumping site (blue triangle), the following facet plot shows the clustering patterns by Bird Species, independent of time. | To characterize the pattern relative to the alleged dumping site (blue triangle), the following facet plot shows the clustering patterns by Bird Species, independent of time. |
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Cluster Visualisation: "Did Rose Pipit actually kicketh the bucket?"
1. Data Overview
Different bird species were found throughout the preserve, but Pipits were found typically in the northeastern side of the preserve – that is, closest to the alleged Dumping Site.
We can also see a Pipit cluster around the Dumping Site, where the dumping site is represented by the triangle below. This was likely why the alleged dumping by Kasios was “accused” to cause the death of the Pipits since the Pipits were found at that location.
2. Clustering by Species
To characterize the pattern relative to the alleged dumping site (blue triangle), the following facet plot shows the clustering patterns by Bird Species, independent of time.
From the cluster locations, we can see that the Rose Pipits are clustered around the alleged dumping site, explaining why the 15 test birds provided are claimed to be Rose Pipits to prove the allegation wrong. We can also see other bird species’ cluster locations, such as the OS and LB being also clustered near to the Dumping Site.