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Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems Ser.: Cluster Analysis : A Survey by P. L. Odell and B. S. Duran (1974, Trade Paperback)
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PublisherSpringer Berlin / Heidelberg
ISBN-103540069542
ISBN-139783540069546
eBay Product ID (ePID)150651398
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Number of PagesVI, 140 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication NameCluster Analysis : a Survey
Publication Year1974
SubjectApplied
TypeTextbook
AuthorP. L. Odell, B. S. Duran
Subject AreaMathematics
SeriesLecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems Ser.
FormatTrade Paperback
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Item Weight9.5 Oz
Item Length9.6 in
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Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional
Series Volume Number100
Number of Volumes1 vol.
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Table Of Content1. The Cluster Problem and Preliminary Ideas.- 1.1 Basic Notions and Definitions.- 1.2 The Cluster Problem.- 1.3 Distance Functions.- 1.4 Measures of Similarity.- 1.5 Distance and Similarity Between Clusters.- 1.6 Cluster Methods Based on Euclidean Distance.- 1.7 An Algorithm for Hierarchical Clustering.- 1.8 Other Aspects of the Cluster Problem.- 2. Clustering by Complete Enumeration.- 2.1 Introduction.- 2.2 The Number of Partitions of n Objects into m Non-empty Subsets.- 2.3 Recursive Relation for Stirling's Numbers of the Second Kind.- 2.4 Computational Aspects of Complete Enumeration.- 3. Mathematical Programming and Cluster Analysis.- 3.1 Application of Dynamic Programming to the Cluster Problem.- 3.2 Jensen's Dynamic Programming Model.- 3.3 Integer Programming Applications to Cluster Analysis.- 4. Similarity Matrix Representations.- 4.1 Dendograms.- 4.2 Comparison of Dendograms or Their Similarity Matrices.- 4.3 Basic Definitions.- 4.4 Trees.- 4.5 Local Operations on Trees.- 5. Clustering Based on Density Estimation.- 5.1 Mode Analysis.- 5.2 Probability Density Function Estimation.- 5.3 Clustering Based on Density Estimation.- 5.4 Remarks.- 6. Applications.- 6.1 Application to Remote Sensing Data.- 6.2 Application of Density Estimation Technique to Fisher's Iris Data.- 7. Historical Comments.- References.
SynopsisA tremendous amount of work has been done over the last thirty years in cluster analysis, with a significant amount occurring since 1960. A substantial portion of this work has appeared in many journals, including numerous applied journals, and a unified ex position is lacking. The purpose of this monograph is to supply such an exposition by presenting a brief survey on cluster analysis. The main intent of the monograph is to give the reader a quick account of the prob lem of cluster analysis and to expose to him the various aspects thereof. With this intent in mind much detail has been omitted, particularly in so far as detailed examples are considered. Most of the references stated within the text contain examples and the reader can consult them for additional information on specific topics. Efforts were made to include in the reference section all papers that played a role in developing the "theory" of cluster analysis. Any omission of such references was not intentional and we would appreciate knowing about them. Many references to papers in applied journals are also contained, however, the list-is far from being complete. This monograph has been greatly influenced by the work of many people, most notably, J. A. Hartigan, D. Wishart, J. K. Bryan, R. E. Jensen, H. D. Vinod, and M. R. Rao. Several portions of the monograph were motivated by research performed under the support of NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Earth Observations Division, under Contract NAS 9-12775., A tremendous amount of work has been done over the last thirty years in cluster analysis, with a significant amount occurring since 1960. A substantial portion of this work has appeared in many journals, including numerous applied journals, and a unified ex- position is lacking. The purpose of this monograph is to supply such an exposition by presenting a brief survey on cluster analysis. The main intent of the monograph is to give the reader a quick account of the prob- lem of cluster analysis and to expose to him the various aspects thereof. With this intent in mind much detail has been omitted, particularly in so far as detailed examples are considered. Most of the references stated within the text contain examples and the reader can consult them for additional information on specific topics. Efforts were made to include in the reference section all papers that played a role in developing the "theory" of cluster analysis. Any omission of such references was not intentional and we would appreciate knowing about them. Many references to papers in applied journals are also contained, however, the list-is far from being complete. This monograph has been greatly influenced by the work of many people, most notably, J. A. Hartigan, D. Wishart, J. K. Bryan, R. E. Jensen, H. D. Vinod, and M. R. Rao. Several portions of the monograph were motivated by research performed under the support of NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Earth Observations Division, under Contract NAS 9-12775.
LC Classification NumberT57-57.97
