A Short History of Compositional Data Analysis

By John Bacon-Shone. 2011

61 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Analytical Chemistry, Artificial Intelligence, Pollution

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In Analytical Chemistry

1. Alan H. Welsh
2. Janice L. Scealy

In Artificial Intelligence

1. Janice L. Scealy
2. Alan H. Welsh
3. Eric C. Grunsky

In Pollution

1. Alan H. Welsh
2. Janice L. Scealy

Citations in the corpus

• Colours and Cocktails: Compositional Data Analysis 2013 Lancaster Lecture (2014, background): “The currently favoured transformation in the CoDa School is the isometric log-ratio transformation which ‘avoids the arbitrariness of alr and the singularity of clr’ at the cost of ‘the relative difficulty of choosing the basis’ (Bacon-Shone 2011).”