👉 In statistics, "segregable" refers to a variable that can be separated into two or more variables. This is achieved through a process called clustering, which involves grouping data points based on their similarity or proximity. For example, consider a set of 100 patients with different types of cancer. In this case, the data could be segmented into "segregable" groups based on whether each patient has had the same type of cancer or not. This would result in two main categories
