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Ordinal and Symbolic Data Analysis. 1996
H. -h. Bock Aachen, W. Gaul Karlsruhe, M. Vichi, D. Baier Cottbus, R. Decker Bielefeld, M. Greenacre Barcelona, J. Meulman Leiden, P. Monari Bologna, S. Nishisato Toronto, N. Ohsumi Tokyo, O. Opitz Augsburg, G. Ritter Passau, M. Schader Mannheim, E. Diday, Y. Lechevallier, M. Schader, P. Bertr, B. Burtschy (eds, H. -h. Bock, W. Polasek (eds, E. Diday, Y. Lechevallier, O. Opitz, R. Klar, O. Opitz (eds, I. Balderjahn, R. Mathar, M. Schader
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Aachen, H. H. B., Karlsruhe, W. G., Vichi, M., Cottbus, D. B., Bielefeld, R. D., Barcelona, M. G., Leiden, J. M., Bologna, P. M., Toronto, S. N., Tokyo, N. O., Augsburg, O. O., Passau, G. R., Mannheim, M. S., Diday, E., Lechevallier, Y., Schader, M., Bertr, P., (eds, B. B., Bock, H. H., . . . Schader, M. (2012). Ordinal and Symbolic Data Analysis. 1996.
Aachen, H. -h. Bock, et al. “Ordinal and Symbolic Data Analysis. 1996.” 2012.
Aachen, H. -h. Bock, W. Gaul Karlsruhe, M. Vichi, D. Baier Cottbus, R. Decker Bielefeld, M. Greenacre Barcelona, J. Meulman Leiden, et al. 2012. “Ordinal and Symbolic Data Analysis. 1996.”
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