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Descriptive pattern-analysis techniques: potentialities and problems

Evans, 1969

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2034350126773332617
Author
Evans T
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Methodologies of Pattern Recognition

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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the potentialities and problems of descriptive pattern-analysis techniques. The limitations inherent in the ability of the classical model to treat complex patterns are based on its inability to cope with what is thought of intuitively as …
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