New Approaches in Classification and Data Analysis
1st Edition
Published on 10. November 1994
Book
Paperback/Softback
XII, 693 pages
978-3-540-58425-4 (ISBN)
Description
This book brings together a wide range of topics and perspectives in the growing field of Classification and related methods of Exploratory and Multivariate Data Analysis. It gives a broad view on the state ofthe art, useful for those in the scientific community who gather data and seek tools for analyzing and interpreting large sets of data. As it presents a wide field of applications, this book is not only of interest for data analysts, mathematicians and statisticians, but also for scientists from many areas and disciplines concerned with real data, e. g. , medicine, biology, astronomy, image analysis, pattern recognition, social sciences, psychology, marketing, etc. It contains 79 invited or selected and refereed papers presented during the Fourth Bi- ennial Conference of the International Federation of Classification Societies (IFCS'93) held in Paris. Previous conferences were held at Aachen (Germany), Charlottesville (USA) and Edinburgh (U. K. ).
The conference at Paris emerged from the elose coop- eration between the eight members of the IFCS: British Classification Society (BCS), Classification Society of North America (CSNA), Gesellschaft fur Klassifikation (GfKl), J apanese Classification Society (J CS), Jugoslovenska Sekcija za Klasifikacije (JSK), Societe Francophone de Classification (SFC), Societa. Italiana di Statistica (SIS), Vereniging voor Ordinatie en Classificatie (VOC), and was organized by INRIA ("Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique"), Rocquencourt and the "Ecole Nationale Superieure des Telecommuni- cations," Paris.
The conference at Paris emerged from the elose coop- eration between the eight members of the IFCS: British Classification Society (BCS), Classification Society of North America (CSNA), Gesellschaft fur Klassifikation (GfKl), J apanese Classification Society (J CS), Jugoslovenska Sekcija za Klasifikacije (JSK), Societe Francophone de Classification (SFC), Societa. Italiana di Statistica (SIS), Vereniging voor Ordinatie en Classificatie (VOC), and was organized by INRIA ("Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique"), Rocquencourt and the "Ecole Nationale Superieure des Telecommuni- cations," Paris.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Berlin
Germany
Publishing group
Springer Berlin
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Research
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XII, 693 p.
Dimensions
Height: 216 mm
Width: 140 mm
Thickness: 38 mm
Weight
875 gr
ISBN-13
978-3-540-58425-4 (9783540584254)
DOI
10.1007/978-3-642-51175-2
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Content
Classification and Clustering: Problems for the Future.- From classifications to cognitive categorization: the example of the road lexicon.- A review of graphical methods in Japan-from histogram to dynamic display.- New Data and New Tools: A Hypermedia Environment for Navigating Statistical Knowledge in Data Science.- On the logical necessity and priority of a monothetic conception of class, and on the consequent inadequacy of polythetic accounts of category and categorization.- Research and Applications of Quantification Methods in East Asian Countries.- Algorithms for a geometrical P.C.A. with the L1-norm.- Comparison of hierarchical classifications.- On quadripolar Robinson dissimilarity matrices.- An Ordered Set Approach to Neutral Consensus Functions.- From Apresjan Hierarchies and Bandelt-Dress Weak hierarchies to Quasi-hierarchies.- Spanning trees and average linkage clustering.- Adjustments of tree metrics based on minimum spanning trees.- The complexity of the median procedure for binary trees.- A multivariate analysis of a series of variety trials with special reference to classification of varieties.- Quality control of mixture. Application: The grass.- Mixture Analysis with Noisy Data.- Locally optimal tests on spatial clustering.- Choosing the Number of Clusters, Subset Selection of Variables, and Outlier Detection in the Standard Mixture-Model Cluster Analysis.- An examination of procedures for determining the number of clusters in a data set.- The gap test: an optimal method for determining the number of natural classes in cluster analysis.- Mode detection and valley seeking by binary morphological analysis of connectivity for pattern classification.- Interactive Class Classification Using Types.- K-means clustering in a low-dimensional Euclideanspace.- Complexity relaxation of dynamic programming for cluster analysis.- Partitioning Problems in Cluster Analysis: A Review of Mathematical Programming Approaches.- Clusters and factors: neural algorithms for a novel representation of huge and highly multidimensional data sets.- Graphs and structural similarities.- A generalisation of the diameter criterion for clustering.- Percolation and multimodal data structuring.- Classification and Discrimination Techniques Applied to the Early Detection of Business Failure.- Recursive Partition and Symbolic Data Analysis.- Interpretation Tools For Generalized Discriminant Analysis.- Inference about rejected cases in discriminant analysis.- Structure Learning of Bayesian Networks by Genetic Algorithms.- On the representation of observational data used for classification and identification of natural objects.- Alternative strategies and CATANOVA testing in two-stage binary segmentation.- Alignment, Comparison and Consensus of Molecular Sequences.- An Empirical Evaluation of Consensus Rules for Molecular Sequences.- A Probabilistic Approach To Identifying Consensus In Molecular Sequences.- Applications of Distance Geometry to Molecular Conformation.- Classification of aligned biological sequences.- Use of Pyramids in Symbolic Data Analysis.- Proximity Coefficients between Boolean symbolic objects.- Conceptual Clustering in Structured Domains: A Theory Guided Approach.- Automatic Aid to Symbolic Cluster Interpretation.- Symbolic Clustering Algorithms using Similarity and Dissimilarity Measures.- Feature Selection for Symbolic Data Classification.- Towards extraction method of knowledge founded by symbolic objects.- One Method of Classification based on an Analysis of the Structural Relationship between Independent Variables.- The Integration of Neural Networks with Symbolic Knowledge Processing.- Ordering of Fuzzy k-Partitions.- On the Extension of Probability Theory and Statistics to the Handling of Fuzzy Data.- Fuzzy Regression.- Clustering and Aggregation of Fuzzy Preference Data: Agreement vs. Information.- Rough Classification with Valued Closeness Relation.- Representing proximities by network models.- An Eigenvector Algorithm to Fit lp-Distance Matrices.- A non linear approach to Non Symmetrical Data Analysis.- An Algorithmic Approach to Bilinear Models for Two-Way Contingency Tables.- New Approaches Based on Rankings in Sensory Evaluation.- Estimating failure times distributions from censored systems arranged in series.- Calibration Used as a Nonresponse Adjustment.- Least Squares Smoothers and Additive Decomposition.- High Dimensional Representations and Information Retrieval.- Experiments of Textual Data Analysis at Electricité de France.- Conception of a Data Supervisor in the Prospect of Piloting Management Quality of Service and Marketing.- Discriminant Analysis Using Textual Data.- Recent Developments in Case Based Reasoning: Improvements of Similarity Measures.- Contiguity in discriminant factorial analysis for image clustering.- Exploratory and Confirmatory Discrete Multivariate Analysis in a Probabilistic Approach for Studying the Regional Distribution of Aids in Angola.- Factor Analysis of Medical Image Sequences (FAMIS): Fundamental principles and applications.- Multifractal Segmentation of Medical Images.- The Human Organism-a Place to Thrive for the Immuno-Deficiency Virus.- Comparability and usefulness of newer and classical data analysis techniques. Application in medical domain classification.- The Classification of IRAS Point Sources.- Astronomical classification ofthe Hipparcos input catalogue.- Group identification and individual assignation of stars from kinematical and luminosity parameters.- Specific numerical and symbolic analysis of chronological series in view to classification of long period variable stars.- Author and Subject Index.