Hierarchical Clustering for Boxplot Variables

  • Arroyo J
  • Maté C
  • Roque A
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Abstract

Boxplots are well-known exploratory charts used to extract meaningful information from batches of data at a glance. Their strength lies in their ability to summarize data retaining the key information, which also is a desirable property of symbolic variables. In this paper, boxplots are presented as a new kind of symbolic variable. In addition, two different approaches to measure distances between boxplot variables are proposed. The usefulness of these distances is illustrated by means of a hierarchical clustering of boxplot data.

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Arroyo, J., Maté, C., & Roque, A. M.-S. (2006). Hierarchical Clustering for Boxplot Variables. In Data Science and Classification (pp. 59–66). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-34416-0_7

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