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Conceptual and Numerical Analysis of Data
Information and Classification Concepts Methods and Applications
Numerische Taxonomie
Numerische Taxonomie

By Otto Opitz

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Operations Research Verfahren und Marketingprobleme
Mathematische Unternehmensplanung. Eine Einfuhrung.
Concepts, Methods and Applications (Studies in Classification, Data Analysis & Knowledge Organization)
Concepts, Methods and Applications (Studies in Classification, Data Analysis & Knowledge Organization)

By Gesellschaft Fur Klassifikation. Jahrestagung, Otto Opitz

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In many fields of science and practice large amounts of data and informationare collected for analyzing and visualizing latent structures as orderings or classifications for example. This volume pr...

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Classification and data analysis
Classification and data analysis

By Otto Opitz, Classification Group Of SIS. Meeting, Italy Classification Group Of Sis Meeting 1997 Pescara

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The book provides new developments in classification, data analysis and multidimensional methods, topics which are of central interest to modern Statistics. A wide range of topics is considered inc...

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Information and Classification
Mathematik
Mathematik

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