Foundations and methods in combinatorial and statistical data analysis and clustering
classifiabilityclassification treecomparing attributesdata representationLLA methodnon-hierarchical clusteringordinal and metrical analysisquality measuresresemblance
Introductory exposition (textbooks, tutorial papers, etc.) pertaining to statistics (62-01) Research exposition (monographs, survey articles) pertaining to statistics (62-02) Classification and discrimination; cluster analysis (statistical aspects) (62H30) Pattern recognition, speech recognition (68T10)
Data analysis is the process of using different statistical and other types of techniques to describe, illustrate, represent in a condensed form, and evaluate data. In this context, this book provides a synthetic and systematic presentation of clustering, combinatorial, and statistical data analysis. Starting with the three categories of data: quantitative, qualitative, and contingency, the theoretical foundations provided by this book are established from logical, combinatorial, and statistical point of view. Although the topic of the book is not new, the presentation is interesting and original. Keeping a smart balance between theoretical concepts and practical issues, the book is addressed to students and researchers interested in data mining, data analysis, and clustering.
- Data analysis in bi-partial perspective: clustering and beyond
- Seriation in combinatorial and statistical data analysis
- Statistical data analysis and entropy
- Relational data clustering. Models, algorithms, and applications.
- Data analysis and applications 1. Clustering and regression, Modeling-estimating, forecasting and data mining
- Core concepts in data analysis. Summarization, correlation and visualization.
- Combinatorial and algorithmic analysis of oriented hierarchies in statistical implicative analysis
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