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topology
[təpol′əjē]
1 orientation of the presenting part of a fetus.
2 the study of special regions of anatomy.
3 the science of properties of geometric configuration.


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The classification of each point on the medial axis is based on a local topological analysis of a neighbourhood, the size of which is adapted locally to the studied point.
The papers discuss data mining techniques applied to data warehouse Web logs, data cubes, and high-dimensional datasets; techniques utilizing pattern comparisons, frequent patterns, and vertical mining patterns; data mining applications in bioinformatics, including hierarchical classification, topological analysis, and sub-network mining; and data-mining techniques using multiple criteria optimization, support vector machine classifiers, graph-based mining, and Web services.
Sensor networks complicated enough to require topological analysis are right around the corner, Ghrist predicts.
 
 
 
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