The clustering problem and clustering methods for classical data
Cluster analysis is a collective name for a range of mathematical, statistical or algorithmic methods for subdividing a total set \(E\) into homogeneous clusters which are typically compiled in a classification \({\mathcal C}=(C_1,C_2,\dots)\). The methods can be classified according to various criteria such as: type of data, type of clustering criterion, type of classification structure, type of algorithm, etc. For the classical data case, the authors briefly describe some basic definitions and concepts such as: types of data, types of classifications (partition, hierarchy, dendrogram, pyramid), clustering criteria. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1039.62501].
- Two hierarchies associated with each clustering scheme
- Cluster analysis and mathematical programming
- A version of cluster analysis that eliminates cluster as an inexact concept
- Clustering and classification based on the L\(_{1}\) data depth
- A feasible algorithm for locating concave and convex zones of interval data and its use in statistics-based clustering
- A unified view on clustering binary data
- Classes and clusters in data analysis
- A criterion based on the Mahalanobis distance for cluster analysis with subsampling
- Cluster analysis of a price index series based on the hierarchical division algorithm
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- Statistical physics and the clustering problem
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- Mathematical classification and clustering: From how to what and why
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- Computational methods in clustering from a mathematical programming viewpoint
- Cluster analysis: an overview
- A brief history of cluster analysis
- Methods based on spatial processes
- Data clustering and self-organizing maps in biology
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- Data clustering with actuarial applications
- Clustering
- On data clustering: exact and approximate solutions
- Identifying Clusters from Positive Data
- Grammatical Inference: Algorithms and Applications
- Elementary cluster analysis. Four basic methods that (usually) work
- Clustering of distributions: A case of patent citations
- Some types of clustering with relational constraints
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