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Asked: 2026-05-30T15:05:56+00:00

I have a set of points like this (that I have clustered using R):

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I have a set of points like this (that I have clustered using R):

180.06576696, 192.64378568
180.11529253999998, 192.62311824
180.12106092, 191.78020965999997
180.15299478, 192.56909828000002
180.2260287, 192.55455869999997

These points are dispersed around a center point or centroid.

The problem is that the points are very close together and are, thus, difficult to see.

So, how do I move the points apart so that I can distinguish each point more clearly?

Thanks,

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  1. Editorial Team

    Maybe I’m overlooking some intricacy here, but…multiply by 10?

    EDIT

    Assuming the data you listed above are Cartesian (x,y) coordinate pairs, you can visualize them as a scatter plot using Google Charts. I’ve rounded your data to 3 decimal places, because Google Charts doesn’t appear to handle higher precision than that.

    enter image description here

    I don’t know the coordinates for your central point. In the above chart, I’m assuming it is somewhere nearby and not at (0,0). If it is at (0,0), then I imagine it will be difficult to visualize all of the data at once without some kind of “zoom-in” feature, scaling the data, or a very large screen.

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