Titlebook: Analysis of Symbolic Data; Exploratory Methods Hans-Hermann Bock,Edwin Diday Conference proceedings 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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978-3-540-66619-6Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000

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Symbolic Approaches for Three-way Data,at different time points . = 1,…, . This implies three-way data, i.e. a sequence .,…,.of . two-dimensional . data arrays., = (X. where . indexes individuals and . indexes variables. The investigation of such data requires to adapt and generalize classical and symbolic data analysis methods to the case of time series.

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Zur Methodik der direkten Blutdruckmessung,In Chapter 2, we have described the classical data analysis paradigm: a rectangular data matrix .defines the relation between the set Ω = {1,…, .}of . or . and a series of variables .,…, ., where each variable . assumes . category from a range . such that each cell (.) of the data matrix.contains one single value x. only.

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,Druckmessung im K?rperkreislauf,In the previous Chapter, we have presented various types of symbolic data. We recall that these data types are generalizations of classical data types in the following respects:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90900-4SODAS is a modular software in which each statistical method is manipulated as an . and icons are linked in a . A . is a module of statistical computation which is predefined in SODAS. A method is inserted (or suppressed) in a chaining using the ‘drag and drop’ procedure between two windows: the . and the .

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Symbolic Data,In Chapter 2, we have described the classical data analysis paradigm: a rectangular data matrix .defines the relation between the set Ω = {1,…, .}of . or . and a series of variables .,…, ., where each variable . assumes . category from a range . such that each cell (.) of the data matrix.contains one single value x. only.

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