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Discovery of the tri-edge inequality with binary vector dissimilarity measures
In certain spaces using some distance measures, the sum of any two distances is always bigger than the third one. Such a special property is called the tri-edge inequality (TEI). In this paper, the tri-edge inequality characterizing several binary distance measures is mathematically proven and experimentally verified, and the implications of TEI are discussed as well.