What is the status of non-clustered family members when associated with clustered documents?

Non-clustered family members are only viewable in the documents list when associated with clustered documents. In the context of data organization and visualization, clustered documents refer to a group of related documents that are visually represented together based on shared characteristics or metadata. Non-clustered family members, while related in some way to these clusters, do not share enough of a connection to be included in the cluster visualization itself.

Consequently, when looking for information about these non-clustered members, one would need to refer to the documents list where they remain accessible for review. Their status as non-clustered means they are considered part of a broader context but do not meet the criteria to be displayed alongside clustered items, which are tightly connected. This distinction allows project managers and analysts to focus on the core material relevant to a specific analysis or visualization while still having access to related documents through the list.