Exercise 7.4: Co-occurrence Matrices Figure 7.6. Na[i,j] = Ca[i,j] + D * DCa[i,j] (7.5) Co-occurrence matrix Sa defined by Sa[i,j] = Ca[i,j] + C - a[i,j] which groups pairs of symmetric adjacencies (7.6)
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