Rejoinder on: ``Distance geometry and data science'' (Q2192024)

As response to its three commentators, \textit{R. J. Vanderbei} [Top 28, No. 2, 348--349 (2020; Zbl 07215404)], \textit{C. Lavor} [Top 28, No. 2, 340--345 (2020; Zbl 07215402)] and \textit{E. Carrizosa} [Top 28, No. 2, 346--347 (2020; Zbl 07215403)], \textit{L. Liberti} agrees with all their remarks, in particular about the weakness of his computational results, and offers a few more details supplementing his paper [Top 28, No. 2, 271--339 (2020; Zbl 07215401)]. Thus the diagonal dominance approximation is expanded, some more is said about other norms and their generalizations, while the use of homology, point-to-set mappings and dynamic graphs are put on his to do list.