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Analyzing HCI Issues in Data Clustering Toolsiate technics are necessary to allow the identification of a large amount of information and knowledge in such databases. In this context, several techniques and tools have been proposed for enabling the end user to interpret his dataset. In this work we discuss the ways of interacting with cluster