Tests for relation type - equivalence or tolerance - in a finite set of elements
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Tests for relation type - equivalence or tolerance - in a finite set of elements
Completion and clarification to the paper "Tests for relation type - equivalence or tolerance - in finite set of elements" (Control and Cybernetics 35, 2006, no. 2)
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