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Non-negative matrix factorizationMatrix decompositionComputer scienceSign (mathematics)Artificial intelligencePerceptionFactorizationMatrix (chemical analysis)Representation (politics)Pattern recognition (psychology)Theoretical computer scienceAlgebra over a fieldAlgorithmMathematicsPsychologyPure mathematics
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- Volume
- 401
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- 6755
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- 788-791
- Citations
- 13601
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Daniel D. Lee,
H. Sebastian Seung
(1999).
Learning the parts of objects by non-negative matrix factorization.
Nature
, 401
(6755)
, 788-791.
https://doi.org/10.1038/44565
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- 10.1038/44565