Titlebook: Encyclopedia of Distances; Michel Marie Deza,Elena Deza Book 20132nd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 distance.metric space.

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Book 20132nd editionly navigable bold-faced textual links to core entries, and includes a wealth of fascinating curiosities that enable non-specialists to deploy research tools previously viewed as arcane. Its value-added context is certain to open novel avenues of research..

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Enliven

Conclusions and Future Directions,, i.e., collections of positive-definite symmetric bilinear forms ((. .)) on their tangent spaces which vary smoothly from point to point. The geometry of such (.) manifolds is based on the . . .=∑. . .? . .? . .. This gives, in particular, local notions of angle, length of curve, and volume.

外露

https://doi.org/10.1007/b138603l finite strings over the alphabet . is denoted by .. Examples of real world applications, using distances and similarities of string pairs, are Speech Recognition, Bioinformatics, Information Retrieval, Machine Translation, Lexicography, Dialectology.

Strength

Production Management of Chemical IndustriesLet . be a set. A function .:.×.→? is called a . (or .) on . if, for all .,.∈., there holds:

Strength

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Production Planning and Information SystemsSome immediate generalizations of the notion of metric, for example, ., ., ., were defined in Chap.?.. Here we give some generalizations in the direction of Topology, Probability, Algebra, etc.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58614-9In this chapter we consider a special class of metrics defined on some ., as the norm of the difference between two given elements. This structure can be a group (with a .), a vector space (with a . or, simply, a .), a vector lattice (with a .), a field (with a .), etc.