Hi Everyone
I have been invited to write a chapter on cluster analysis for an upcoming
handbook of statistics. Part of this chapter will focus on
state-of-the-art methodology.
I would welcome anyone's send me references to papers they think are
ground-breaking and represent state-of-the-art cluster analysis
methodology that should be part of this chapter. These can be your own
papers or other peoples papers and can come from any area including
applied data analysis, stats, math, computer science, etc.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Bill
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