Classical resemblance measures
In the classical case, properties of individuals from a basic set \(\Omega=\{1,\dots,n\}\) are described by \(n\) data vectors \(x_1,\dots,x_n\) from an observation space \({\mathcal X}=\overset{p}{\underset{j=1}{\bigtimes}}{\mathcal Y}_j\). Then we can, in principle, evaluate the similarity (or dissimilarity) that exists between a pair of individuals \(k,l\in\Omega\) either by an intuitive visual inspection of \(p\) components of the corresponding vectors \(x_k,x_l\in\mathcal X\) or by a quantitative real-valued measure \(s(k,l)\) or \(d(k,l)\), respectively. This section presents various methods for deriving similarity and dissimilarity measures from a matrix of observed data. Similarity and dissimilarity measures are jointly called resemblance measures. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1039.62501].
- Comparing resemblance measures
- A family of M-measures of resemblance
- A study of similarity measures through the paradigm of measurement theory: the classic case
- Concerning a class of similarity tests
- A class of rational cardinality-based similarity measures
- The Classification of Similarities: A New Approach
- Possibilistic similarity measures
- On measures of similarity and distances between objects
- Comparing resemblance measures
- Concerning a class of similarity tests
- Kernel-improved support vector machine for semanteme data
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- Similarities, dissimilarities and types of inner products for data analysis in the context of machine learning. A mathematical characterization
- Classification based on 3-similarity
- A quantitative measure of compactness and similarity in a competitive space
- Metrics in symbolic data analysis
- Inequalities between similarities for numerical data
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- Three similarity measures between one-dimensional datasets
- Biologically Inspired Classifier
- Hierarchical feature selection with multi-granularity clustering structure
- On the indeterminacy of resemblance measures for binary (presence/absence) data
- A Boolean measure of similarity
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