Classification of planetary nebulae by cluster analysis and artificial neural networks

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According to the chemical composition, a sample of 192 Planetary Nebulae of different types has been re-classified, and 41 others have been classified for the first time, by means of two methods not employed so far in this field: hierarchical cluster analysis and supervised artificial neural network. The cluster analysis reveals itself as a good first guess for grouping Planetary Nebulae, while an artificial neural network provides reliable automated classification of this kind of objects.

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Fatindez-Abans, M., Ormeno, M. I., & De Oliveira-Abans, M. (1996). Classification of planetary nebulae by cluster analysis and artificial neural networks. Astronomy and Astrophysics Supplement Series, 116(2), 395–402. https://doi.org/10.1051/aas:1996122

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