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# Agrupar palabras clave en clústeres

El paso "Agrupar palabras clave en clústeres" te permite organizar una lista de palabras clave en clústeres temáticos significativos basados en la similitud semántica. Esta poderosa herramienta te ayuda a identificar grupos de palabras clave relacionadas para la planificación y optimización de contenido.

### Cómo configurar el paso Agrupar palabras clave en clústeres

* **Palabras clave**: Lista de palabras clave que se agruparán como un arreglo JSON (es decir, \["palabra clave a", "palabra clave b"]
* **Sensibilidad del agrupamiento**: Elige qué tan sensible quieres que sea la lógica de agrupamiento:
  * Bajo = menor número de clústeres (agrupamiento más general)
  * Alto = mayor número de clústeres (agrupamiento más detallado)

### Formato de salida

El paso Agrupar palabras clave en clústeres devuelve un objeto JSON que contiene los clústeres de palabras clave organizados:

```json
[
 [
  "palabra clave 1",
  "palabra clave 2",
  "palabra clave 3",
  "palabra clave 4",
  "palabra clave 5",
  "palabra clave 6",
  "palabra clave 7"
 ],
 [
  "palabra clave 8",
  "palabra clave 9",
  "palabra clave 10",
  "palabra clave 11",
  "palabra clave 12",
  "palabra clave 13",
  "palabra clave 14"
 ],
 // Clústeres de palabras clave adicionales aquí
]
```


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