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Figure 1.1. Illustration of the Kohonen Iterative Process.
Figure 1.2. Step 1, Bootstrap Process for Building the Table P of the Individual’s.
Figure 1.4. Representation of the RFC
Table 1.1. Mean Errors on the Statistics of rebuilt Time Series.
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