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Voronoi Trees and Clustering Problems

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Syntactic and Structural Pattern Recognition

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This paper presents a new data structure called Voronoi tree to support the solution of proximity problems in general pseudo metric spaces with efficiently computable distance functions. We analyse some structural properties and report experimental results showing that Voronoi trees are a proper and very efficient tool for the representation of proximity properties and generation of suitable clusterings.

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Dehne, F., Noltemeier, H. (1988). Voronoi Trees and Clustering Problems. In: Ferraté, G., Pavlidis, T., Sanfeliu, A., Bunke, H. (eds) Syntactic and Structural Pattern Recognition. NATO ASI Series, vol 45. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-83462-2_12

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