Kansas Geological Survey, Computer Contributions 7, originally published in 1966
Originally published in 1966 as Kansas Geological Survey Computer Contributions 7.
Introduction, by W. W. Hambleton.
Programming the discriminant classification function for small computers, by John C. Davis
Homogeneity of covariance matrices in relation to generalized distances and discriminant functions, by R. A. Reyment
Factor analysis of a pooled cross-product matrix, by John Imbrie
Classification of map surfaces based on the structure of polynomial and Fourier coefficient matrices, by W. C. Krumbein
Application of color-combined multiple polarization radar images to geoscience problems, by David S. Simonett
Implementation of pattern recognition techniques as applied to geoscience interpretation, by George W. Dalke
A factor analytic scheme for grouping and separating types of fossils, by Max Pitcher
Classification of subsurface localities of the Reagan Sandstone (Upper Cambrian) of central and northwest Kansas, by Roger L. Kaesler and Marcus N. McElroy
Application of disciminant functions as a classification tool in the geosciences, by John C. Griffiths
Application of pattern analysis to the classification of oil-field brines, by Ernest E. Angino and C. O. Morgan
Classification in quantitative oil-exploration decision making, by John W. Harbaugh
Two-dimensional power spectra for classification of land forms, by Floyd W. PrestonDistribution-free quadratic discriminant functions in paleontology, by T. P. Burnaby
Applications of pattern recognition techniques to geoscience interpretation, by G. L. Kelly (abs.)
Classification of contour maps, by O. T. Spitz and D. F. Merriam (abs.)
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