Crimp: An efficient tool for summarizing multiple clusterings in population structure analysis and beyond.

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When a data set is repeatedly clustered using unsupervised techniques, the resulting clusterings, even if highly similar, may list their clusters in different orders. This so-called 'label-switching' phenomenon obscures meaningful differences between clusterings, complicating their comparison and summary. The problem often arises in the context of population structure analysis based on multilocus genotype data....

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