True or False: In circle pack visualization, a higher depth value reveals fewer sub-clusters within each cluster.

In circle pack visualization, depth represents the level of hierarchy among clusters, and a higher depth value typically indicates that the cluster is more distantly located in the hierarchy. Consequently, this often correlates with a higher aggregation of data points, leading to larger clusters with more inclusive sub-clusters rather than fewer. As the depth increases, one would expect to encounter a more complex nesting of clusters, which results in a higher number of sub-clusters within each cluster. Therefore, the statement asserting that a higher depth value reveals fewer sub-clusters is incorrect, making the correct answer false.