Assuming no duplicates the following may do what you want:
use warnings;
use strict;
my @nlist = (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,8,10);
my @key_list = ('A'..'Z');
my $tolerance = 1;
my %hoa;
while (@nlist) {
my $key = shift @key_list;
my $previous = shift @nlist;
last if ! @nlist;
my $centroid = $nlist[0];
@{$hoa{$key}} = ($previous) if $previous >= $centroid - $toleranc
+e;
for (@nlist) {
last if $_ > $centroid + $tolerance;
push @{$hoa{$key}}, $_;
}
}
print "$_ => [@{$hoa{$_}}]\n" for sort keys %hoa;
Prints:
A => [0 1 2]
B => [1 2 3]
C => [2 3 4]
D => [3 4 5]
E => [4 5 6]
F => [5 6]
G => [8]
H => [10]
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