Grouping §

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Relations §

• Classification: Grouping involves classifying or categorizing items based on shared characteristics.
• Arranging: Grouping involves arranging or ordering items into groups based on certain rules or criteria.
• Cluster: Clustering is the process of grouping similar objects together.
• Classification: Grouping is the act of putting things into groups or classes.
• Hierarchy: Grouping often involves creating hierarchies, where items are organized into different levels or ranks based on certain criteria.
• Structuring: Grouping helps in structuring and organizing data or information in a meaningful way.
• Assemblage: An assemblage is a grouping of different items or elements.
• Categorization: Grouping is the process of categorizing or sorting items into groups.
• Systematization: Systematization involves grouping and organizing items or concepts into a systematic and logical structure.
• Aggregation: Aggregation is the process of combining multiple items or groups into a single group or category.
• Organization: Grouping helps in organizing and structuring items in a systematic manner.
• Partitioning: Partitioning is the act of dividing a set of items into non-overlapping groups or partitions.
• Taxonomy: Taxonomy is a hierarchical system of grouping and classifying items or concepts based on their relationships.
• Bundling: Bundling groups multiple items or services together.
• Sorting: Sorting is a fundamental operation in grouping, where items are arranged based on specific criteria.
• Consolidation: Consolidation involves combining or merging multiple groups or items into a single, unified group.
• Clustering: Clustering is a technique used in grouping, where items are grouped based on similarity or proximity.
• Bundling: Bundling is the process of grouping related items or objects together into a single package or bundle.
• Segmentation: Segmentation is the process of dividing a larger group into smaller, more manageable subgroups.
• Arrangement: An arrangement can involve grouping or organizing elements together.