For Chernof Faces, see:
Chernoff, H., (1973) "Using faces to represent points in K-dimensional space
graphically",
JASA, 68, 361-368.
Alphonse.
>>> Mike Wogan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/17 2:45 PM >>>
>
>Robert,
>
> What are Chernoff faces?
>
>Mike
Chernoff faces are a way of representing multivariate data sets with several
(say 4-10) quantitative variables iconically. Each subject is represented by
a cartoon face with oval head, circular arc mouth, oval eyes, nose, and
eyebrows (possibly ears, hair, etc. as well); the shape & positio
Robert,
What are Chernoff faces?
Mike
Has anybody else noticed the resemblance between the denizens of "South
Park" and Chernoff faces? I wonder if they are related?
-Robert Dawson
"The b**s! They brushed Kenny!"
On Thu, 18 Nov 1999 13:25:11 +, "P.G.Hamer"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
< snip, about Chernoff faces ... >
> However for a quicky online introduction
>
> http://www.statsoftinc.com/textbook/stathome.html
> press `Graphical Techniques' button
> pres
ALPHONSE AMEY wrote:
> For Chernof Faces, see:
>
> Chernoff, H., (1973) "Using faces to represent points in K-dimensional space
>graphically",
> JASA, 68, 361-368.
>
> >>> Mike Wogan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/17 2:45 PM >>>
> >
> &g
