in R, conceptually, heatmap() first treats the *** of a matrix as observations and calls hclust() on them, then it treats the *** of a matrix as observations and calls hclust() on those values.
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in R, conceptually, heatmap() first treats the rows of a matrix as observations and calls hclust() on them, then it treats the columns of a matrix as observations and calls hclust() on those values.
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in R, conceptually, heatmap() first treats the *** of a matrix as observations and calls hclust() on them, then it treats the *** of a matrix as observations and calls hclust() on those values.
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in R, conceptually, heatmap() first treats the *** of a matrix as observations and calls hclust() on them, then it treats the *** of a matrix as observations and calls hclust() on those values.
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in R, conceptually, heatmap() first treats the rows of a matrix as observations and calls hclust() on them, then it treats the columns of a matrix as observations and calls hclust() on those values.
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