In Geoscience ANALYST Pro’s version 3.3, you can quickly partition your data based on the K-means clustering algorithm. This simple, yet powerful algorithm allows you to take a data science approach to group data into a specified number of clusters.
In this example, geochemistry surface samples are split into 6 clusters according to their K2O%, SiO2%, TiO2%, and Zr_ppm values.
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