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Grouping and long term prediction of sunspot cycle characteristics-A fuzzy clustering approach

Based on the pattern recognition algorithm called fuzzy c-means clustering, grouping of sunspot cycles has been carried out. It is found that, optimally the sunspot cycles can be divided in to two groups; we name it as Large Group and Small Group. Based on the fuzzy membership values the groups are...

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Published in:Astronomy and computing 2024-07, Vol.48, p.100836, Article 100836
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