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Rüdiger Klar and Otto Opitz (Eds.), Classification and Knowledge Organization, Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1997, pp. xx + 684. (Proceedings of the 20-th Annual Conference of the Gesellschaft für Klassifikation e. V., University of Freiburg, March 6-8, 1996.)

Rüdiger Klar and Otto Opitz (Eds.), Classification and Knowledge Organization, Berlin:... Journal of Classification 16:315-317 (1999) Rudiger Klar and Otto Opitz (Eds.), Classification and Knowledge Organization, Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1997, pp. xx + 684. (Proceedings of the 20-th Annual Conference of the Gesellschaft flir Klassifikation e. V., University of Freiburg, March 6-8, 1996.) This is the latest in the series of increasingly influential proceedings volumes issued by the German Classification Society. It contains 71 papers (all in English) from their 20-th annual meeting held in March 1996. The 71 papers are arranged in 8 sections (Data analysis and classification, Neural networks and pattern recognition, Statistical models and methods, Information systems, Text analysis and information retrieval, and Applications in medicine, economics/social science, and other areas, respec­ tively). The editors have provided a useful ten-paged preface reviewing and summarizing the contributions of the individual papers. When I reviewed the proceedings of the 1993 Gesellschaft meeting, I criticized some of the English, so it is only fair to report that I found only minor lapses in this volume, and none that interfered with understanding. The volume is well laid-out typographically, and the graphics are well reproduced. The indivi­ dual papers will doubtless be photocopied, and in anticipation of this, I think the publishers might http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Classification Springer Journals

Rüdiger Klar and Otto Opitz (Eds.), Classification and Knowledge Organization, Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1997, pp. xx + 684. (Proceedings of the 20-th Annual Conference of the Gesellschaft für Klassifikation e. V., University of Freiburg, March 6-8, 1996.)

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Copyright © 1999 by Springer-Verlag New York Inc.
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Statistics; Statistical Theory and Methods; Pattern Recognition; Bioinformatics; Signal, Image and Speech Processing; Psychometrics; Marketing
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Journal of Classification 16:315-317 (1999) Rudiger Klar and Otto Opitz (Eds.), Classification and Knowledge Organization, Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1997, pp. xx + 684. (Proceedings of the 20-th Annual Conference of the Gesellschaft flir Klassifikation e. V., University of Freiburg, March 6-8, 1996.) This is the latest in the series of increasingly influential proceedings volumes issued by the German Classification Society. It contains 71 papers (all in English) from their 20-th annual meeting held in March 1996. The 71 papers are arranged in 8 sections (Data analysis and classification, Neural networks and pattern recognition, Statistical models and methods, Information systems, Text analysis and information retrieval, and Applications in medicine, economics/social science, and other areas, respec­ tively). The editors have provided a useful ten-paged preface reviewing and summarizing the contributions of the individual papers. When I reviewed the proceedings of the 1993 Gesellschaft meeting, I criticized some of the English, so it is only fair to report that I found only minor lapses in this volume, and none that interfered with understanding. The volume is well laid-out typographically, and the graphics are well reproduced. The indivi­ dual papers will doubtless be photocopied, and in anticipation of this, I think the publishers might

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