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The Clusters Page

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Get started with clusters.

A cluster normally includes several sentences. However, if there are no other similar sentences in the repository, a cluster can also have a single sentence. You can set least one sentence in a cluster as the representative sentence. This gives writers the preferred wording when the sentence has a few variations.

On the clusters page, you’ll see the following parts:

Section

Use To

Search

Apply a filter based on keywords in the cluster.

New Cluster button

Create a new cluster.

Status filter

Apply a search filter based on cluster status.

Minimum cluster size filter

Apply a filter based on cluster size.

Cluster table

Active

Includes buttons for the cluster status.

  • If both buttons are gray, the cluster isn’t validated. Acrolinx won’t include it to a check.

  • If the on button is green, the cluster is active and the Acrolinx will highlight near matches.

  • If the off button is red, the cluster is inactive. Acrolinx won’t include it in a check.

ID

The numeric unique identifier of each cluster.

Representative

The preferred wording and current cluster name. The cluster name can change when you edit the cluster representatives.

Matches

Indicates how often Acrolinx suggested sentences in each cluster in the Sidebar.

Last Detected

Indicates the last time that Acrolinx suggested the sentence.

Size

Indicates how many sentences are in a cluster.

Version

The version number of the cluster and sentences. Newer sentences in a cluster have higher version numbers. The cluster inherits the version number of the newest sentence.

Edit Cluster button

Add sentences to a cluster.

Create as New Cluster button

Create a new cluster from the selected sentences.

Delete button

Delete sentences from a cluster.

Set Representatives button

Change the representative sentences for a cluster.