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Ordinal network representation: Representing proximities by graphs
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    Ordinal network representation: Representing proximities by graphs (English)
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    The author considers ordinal network representations as graph-theoretical representations of proximity data by means of the minimum-path-length distance of a connected and weighted graph. In contrast to traditional tree-based graph-theoretic approaches, the ordinal network representation is not limited to but includes the representation by trees. The paper explores fundamental representation and uniqueness results and discusses a method of constructing ordinal network representations. A simple strategy for handling the problem of errors in the data is described and illustrated.
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    addtrees
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    extended similarity trees
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    hierarchical clustering
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    graph- theoretical representations of proximity data
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    minimum-path-length distance
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    ordinal network representations
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