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Spatial clustering of time series via mixture of autoregressions models and Markov random fields

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  • Hien D. Nguyen
  • Geoffrey J. McLachlan
  • Jeremy F. P. Ullmann
  • Andrew L. Janke

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  • Hien D. Nguyen & Geoffrey J. McLachlan & Jeremy F. P. Ullmann & Andrew L. Janke, 2016. "Spatial clustering of time series via mixture of autoregressions models and Markov random fields," Statistica Neerlandica, Netherlands Society for Statistics and Operations Research, vol. 70(4), pages 414-439, November.
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