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Kyriacos Charalambous,Photos PapaioannouLet . denote a totally ordered set of n ≥ 1 elements. It is notationally convenient to identify . with the set of the first . integers or, on occasion, with the row vector (1,…,n). In the former case the order on . is embodied in the natural order on the reals, and in the latter case in the ordering amongst the elements of a vector

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The partial order by inclusion of the principal classes of dissimilarity on a finite set, and some We begin with a short overview of the whole domain of dissimilarity analysis. The contents of this particular paper are then summarised in Section 2.1.2.

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Similarity functions,The basic tool, in Statistics like in many branches of experimental sciences concerned with the study of information expressed in observations, is comparison analysis: in the field of statistical modelling, comparison to a theoretical model, in exploratory data analysis (EDA), comparison between data.

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On exchangeability-based equivalence relations induced by strongly Robinson and, in particular, by Let . denote a totally ordered set of n ≥ 1 elements. It is notationally convenient to identify . with the set of the first . integers or, on occasion, with the row vector (1,…,n). In the former case the order on . is embodied in the natural order on the reals, and in the latter case in the ordering amongst the elements of a vector

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Introduction,he areas of botany or geology (Aristotle). Closer to us, the scientists of the “siècle des lumières” and their heirs introduced some famous classifications (A.L. de Jussieu, G. Cuvier, G. L. Buffon, C. von Linneaus,…). In the same way, we can find, outside natural science, various works in classific