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Theoretical Foundations of Ordinal Spherical Multidimensional Scaling
There has been general interest in spherically constrained embeddings as data with an inherently circular or spherical structure arise in a number of applications. While many methods have been proposed on the metric side, little work has been done on the ordinal side in terms of methodology or theor
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