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Hierarchical trees can be perfectly scaled in one dimension (English)
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1988
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monotone regression
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one-dimensional scaling
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tree
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ultrametric
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hierarchical clustering
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non-metric Euclidean multidimensional scaling
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primary approach to ties
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polyhedral convex cone of solutions
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