Clusters overlap: why? And how to get rid?

Deals with clustering based on locations but also on time regularity.
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Clusters overlap: why? And how to get rid?

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I am playing with some cluster scenarios and encounter strange unexpected results. Looks like this is related to the fact that my 5 input cluster coordinates are located on the same (x,y).
Why does this happen?
How can I get rid of this?
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Re: Clusters overlap: why? And how to get rid?

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If all cluster center coordinates are equal it could at least help to drift them away a few hundred meter into different directions
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This produces far less overlap than with equal coordinates
This produces far less overlap than with equal coordinates
The drifted coordinates of the centers
The drifted coordinates of the centers
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