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Which of the given statements is incorrect about Clustering by making subgraphs?

Which of the given statements is incorrect about Clustering by making subgraphs? Correct Answer One way to identify the most strongly supported clusters is simply to remove the most weakly supported edges in the graph

As weaker and weaker links are removed, the remaining combinations of vertices and edges represent most strongly linked sequences. This type of analysis was performed on an initial collection of E. coli genes by Labedan and Riley (1995).

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