Titlebook: Exploratory Data Analysis in Empirical Research; Proceedings of the 2 Manfred Schwaiger,Otto Opitz Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Ver

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“All natural power is in those which obey”end on a special type of membership function either it is restricted to small or medium sized input dimension. On a well-known classification problem the algorithm performs an input selection over 9 observed characteristics yielding in a statement which attributes are important with respect to the d

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Bursting the Mars One life support bubble,rrently, most applications are still based on traditional GLMs, where covariate effects are modelled in form of a linear predictor. However, these models may already be too restrictive if nonlinear effects of metrical covariates are present. Moreover, although data are often collected within longer

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A Tour of Mars Through the Eyepieceexample, (.). We consider the use of normal mixture models to cluster data sets of continuous multivariate data, concentrating on some of the associated computational issues. A robust version of this approach to clustering is obtained by modelling the data by a mixture of . distributions (.). The no

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978-3-540-44183-0Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003