Clustering and aggregation in economics /
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TextPublication details: Baltimore : Johns Hopkins Press, c1969.Description: xii, 195 p. :illSubject(s): DDC classification: - 330.01'5195 FIS
- HB74.M3 F532
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Includes bibliographical references: p. 139-147.
In this study, the author recommends specific simplification procedures to the researcher. He emphasizes the development of a criterion for judging alternative procedures and specific procedures for selecting a good grouping in terms of criterion. The author develops an optimal theory of clustering and aggregation which is applied to three basic types of economic problems: reduced form, input-output, and linear programming. Numerical data are used to determine and illustrate solutions in the form of near-optimal groupings. A step-wise clustering procedure, with brief descriptions of computational programs, is presented.
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