DIVINE (Deterministic Top-Down Analysis of MD Trajectories)
github.com/mqcomplab/mdanceDIVINE is a deterministic, top-down clustering framework designed for molecular dynamics (MD) trajectories. It constructs a complete clustering hierarchy by recursively splitting clusters based on n-ary similarity principles, avoiding pairwise distance matrices.
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