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# Regrouper les mots-clés en clusters

L’étape « Regrouper les mots-clés en clusters » vous permet d’organiser une liste de mots-clés en clusters thématiques pertinents, basés sur la similarité sémantique. Cet outil puissant vous aide à identifier des groupes de mots-clés associés pour la planification et l’optimisation du contenu.

### Comment configurer l’étape Regrouper les mots-clés en clusters

* **Mots-clés**: Liste des mots-clés à regrouper en clusters sous forme de tableau JSON (c.-à-d. \["mot-clé a", "mot-clé b"]
* **Sensibilité du clustering**: Choisissez le niveau de sensibilité que vous souhaitez pour la logique de clustering :
  * Faible = nombre inférieur de clusters (regroupement plus grossier)
  * Élevé = nombre supérieur de clusters (regroupement plus fin)

### Format de sortie

L’étape Regrouper les mots-clés en clusters renvoie un objet JSON contenant les clusters de mots-clés organisés :

```json
[
 [
  "mot-clé 1",
  "mot-clé 2",
  "mot-clé 3",
  "mot-clé 4",
  "mot-clé 5",
  "mot-clé 6",
  "mot-clé 7"
 ],
 [
  "mot-clé 8",
  "mot-clé 9",
  "mot-clé 10",
  "mot-clé 11",
  "mot-clé 12",
  "mot-clé 13",
  "mot-clé 14"
 ],
 // Clusters de mots-clés supplémentaires ici
]
```


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