NeighborNone

NeighborNone is a setting used in some software or systems, especially in pattern recognition or machine learning, indicating that there are no neighboring elements or data points considered for a specific operation. Essentially, it means that when analyzing or processing a particular item, the system does not take into account any other surrounding data or neighbors. This can be useful when you want to treat each element independently without influence from nearby data, ensuring calculations are based solely on the individual data point itself.