How to Add Sentreeds to the Leuts Algerism?

Each centret has a number of data points associated. We can look for sentets which seem to have a hard time quanizing the associated data points. And we do this for the five centuries with the largest accumulated square era. That's a breeze instep. The new centrits are not positioned at the same position as the existing ones, but with a very small random offset wector. So that in the next step of the leuts algerism, they are separated. They partition these data sets into two and so these areas are now better quantised. Of course, we have now more reeds, and we have to get rid of them again, get rid of