Artificial neural networks analysis

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Such definitive classification may be achieved with the aid of multivariate pattern recognition techniques such as hierarchical clustering, linear discriminant analysis (LDA) and artificial neural network analysis. Hierarchical clustering techniques compare sets of data (e.g. individually acquired spectra or spectra acquired by mapping of tissue) and group the data according to some measure of similarity. For mapping data, the application of cluster analysis... 

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