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Variable selection in clustering

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1988
Authors: Fowlkes, E. ; Gnanadesikan, R. ; Kettenring, J.
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Journal of Classification. - Springer. - Vol. 5.1988, 2, p. 205-228
Publisher: Springer
Subject: Variable selection | Cluster analysis of two-mode data | scaling of variables | Pillai trace statistic | Interactive data analysis
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