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Question > Multi Dimensional Jaccard (date: 2010-04-10)

By Jefferson Ramirez

Hi, I´m Jefferson, from Milan University, I.m a PhD student and I want to know if you had work with Jaccard with 3 dimenstions.

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Answer > Multi Dimensional Jaccard (date: 2010-04-11)

Hi Jefferson, Please check my tutorial: http://people.revoledu.com/kardi/tutorial/Similarity/Jaccard.html. The example is 4 dimension but the program that I made can handle up to 6 dimensions.

rate up: 10 rate down: 6 last rated date: 2010-08-31

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Question > Normalization of Data (date: 2010-04-29)

By Stanford Rollins

Hi Kardi, I hope you can help me with a project that I am working on ... I am trying to find out how to normalize data such as business operating schedules; # of students in a school year; # of regular building occupants; # visitors; per capita data - all pertain to a study that I am doing on how different type of facilities use energy (on the basis of the entire building). I cannot find any formula or example of how to compute the normalized numbers for this data online. I think that I also need to take corrective variables, and weigh factors into consideration, but don\'t know how to do that either... can you send me an example of a formula or tell me how to go about normalizing the data I mentioned above? Thank you Sir Stanford

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Answer > Normalization of Data (date: 2010-05-02)

Thanks for your inquiry. You may find out some examples and formulas on how to normalize your data from my tutorial http://people.revoledu.com/kardi/tutorial/Similarity/Normalization.html. I am sorry that I cannot help to solve your specific problem.

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Thank you > thank you for a nice tutorial (date: 2010-07-18)

By supriya jain

it\'s an awesome tutorial...i just loved it....the writer has explained every thing so easily and with examples....thats really awesome....i had never seen such a nice tutorial...thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with everyone...:)

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Thank you > Statistics (date: 2010-07-23)

By M.Manikandan

it is very useful for me. it very clear note.

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