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Run DBSCAN cluster analysis on atom probe data. Use when the user wants to find clusters, precipitates, or perform cluster analysis.
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| name | apt-cluster |
| description | Run DBSCAN cluster analysis on atom probe data. Use when the user wants to find clusters, precipitates, or perform cluster analysis. |
| argument-hint | [epsilon minPts] |
Run DBSCAN cluster analysis on the atom probe data. Use the MATLAB MCP server.
The MATLAB workspace must contain:
pos — loaded atom probe data with ions allocated (has ion column)If ions haven't been allocated, tell the user to run /apt-composition first.
Parse $ARGUMENTS for epsilon and minPts values. If not provided, use defaults:
epsilon = 0.5 nm (neighborhood radius)minPts = 10 (minimum atoms in cluster)If the user hasn't specified parameters, ask what they expect:
[clusterIdx, clusterTable] = clusterDBSCAN(pos, epsilon, minPts);
Where epsilon and minPts come from the arguments or defaults.
clusterSizeAnalyse;
Tell the user:
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