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Fig. 1. Fifty-four objects displayed in a plane.
Fig. 2. The CDCS process.
Fig. 4. Example of constructing a coordinate system: (a) two s-clusters and their distribution table; (b) rearranged X- X-coordinate; (c) 3D-coordinates for s1 and s2.
Fig. 6. Visualization of the mushroom data set (e 0 = 2).
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