Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience / 2016 / Article / Tab 2 / Research Article
Using Self-Organizing Neural Network Map Combined with Ward’s Clustering Algorithm for Visualization of Students’ Cognitive Structural Models about Aliveness Concept Table 2 Grouping of living things written by the students (as it is written).
1 2 3 4 5 Euglena Daisy Blackberry Parasite(s) Sea cucumber Fish(es) Frog Bacterium Plant(s) Lotus Earthworm Tick Shark Amoeba Tree(s) Jasmine Spider Snail Stingray Mushroom Rose Mistletoe Beetle(s) Hydra Algae Flower(s) Purslane Butterfly Invertebrate Paramecium Cactus Daffodil Bee Jellyfish Monera Grass Kiwi Grasshopper Calamari Protists Fern Snowdrop Scorpion Mussel Plasmodium Tulip Willow Fly Mantis Plankton Chrysanthemum Geranium Ant Sponge Planaria Sunflower Begonia Caterpillar Cockroach Hyacinth Violet Cancer Ladybug Millipede Octopus 6 7 8 9 10 Snake Bird(s) Lion Squirrel Dog Human, human names Crocodile Eagle Bear Panda Cat Lizard Bat Tiger Monk seal Mouse Turtle Penguin Monkey Leopard Rabbit Reptile Parrot Giraffe Weasel Cow Chameleon Falcon Elephant Panther Horse Iguana Pigeon Whale Vertebrate Donkey Dragon Duck Wolf Tapir Sheep Cock, Rooster Fox Gazelle Ox Chicken, Chick Gorilla Cougar Camel Owl Dolphin Skunk Goat Partridge Kangaroo Cheetah Mammal(s) Sparrow Koala Rhinoceros Calf Hawk Hippopotamus Otter Lamb Canary Zebra Anteater Buffalo Ostrich Hedgehog Hyena Lama Vulture Animal(s) Pork Mule Lynx Bull