Various concepts of similarity relation have been already proposed dealing with number of coin-cided attributes, Euclid distance, etc. In 2003, we proposed a concept of similarity by applying a uniqueness measure, called uniqueness-based similarity. The concept of similarity is based on human’s perception dealing with unique value of attributes given a subset of objects in an infor-mation system. The subset of objects is regarded as knowledge by which it is possible to have a different degree of similarity between two given objects. For example, in a certain knowledge, object A is more similar to object B than object C. However, in the other knowledge, object A may be more similar to object C than object B. Based on uniqueness-based similar...
What is Similarity? Similarity refers to psychological nearness between two concepts. Semantic simil...
Similarity and dissimilarity are rarely formalized concepts in Artificial Intelligence (AI). Similar...
Biehl M, Hammer B, Verleysen M, Villmann T, eds. Similarity Based Clustering. Springer Lecture Notes...
Abstract: Traditionally, similarity between two objects is calculated by using only their attribute ...
In 2003, we proposed uniqueness-based similarity relationship between objects in a binary infor-mati...
Similarity is a fundamental concept within Cognitive Science. It is routinely invoked in the explana...
Intuitively, the concept of similarity is the notion to measure an inexact matching between two enti...
The problem of clustering consists in organizing a set of objects into groups or clusters, in a way ...
Understanding how objects are partitioned into useful groups to form concepts is important to most d...
In this article, we study the notion of similarity within the context of cluster analysis. We begin ...
Methods of data analysis and automatic processing are treated as knowledge discovery. In many cases ...
Clustering is the process of grouping a set ofphysical or abstract objects into classes of similarob...
Clustering is an unsupervised learning technique which aims at grouping a set of objects into cluste...
Abstract—The problem to detect the similarity or the differ-ence between objects are faced regularly...
Appropriately defining and efficiently calculating similarities from large data sets are often essen...
What is Similarity? Similarity refers to psychological nearness between two concepts. Semantic simil...
Similarity and dissimilarity are rarely formalized concepts in Artificial Intelligence (AI). Similar...
Biehl M, Hammer B, Verleysen M, Villmann T, eds. Similarity Based Clustering. Springer Lecture Notes...
Abstract: Traditionally, similarity between two objects is calculated by using only their attribute ...
In 2003, we proposed uniqueness-based similarity relationship between objects in a binary infor-mati...
Similarity is a fundamental concept within Cognitive Science. It is routinely invoked in the explana...
Intuitively, the concept of similarity is the notion to measure an inexact matching between two enti...
The problem of clustering consists in organizing a set of objects into groups or clusters, in a way ...
Understanding how objects are partitioned into useful groups to form concepts is important to most d...
In this article, we study the notion of similarity within the context of cluster analysis. We begin ...
Methods of data analysis and automatic processing are treated as knowledge discovery. In many cases ...
Clustering is the process of grouping a set ofphysical or abstract objects into classes of similarob...
Clustering is an unsupervised learning technique which aims at grouping a set of objects into cluste...
Abstract—The problem to detect the similarity or the differ-ence between objects are faced regularly...
Appropriately defining and efficiently calculating similarities from large data sets are often essen...
What is Similarity? Similarity refers to psychological nearness between two concepts. Semantic simil...
Similarity and dissimilarity are rarely formalized concepts in Artificial Intelligence (AI). Similar...
Biehl M, Hammer B, Verleysen M, Villmann T, eds. Similarity Based Clustering. Springer Lecture Notes...