Attila Lengyel

This study identifies ancient burial mounds as conservation hotspots for medicinal plants and phytochemical diversity in European agricultural landscapes.

This paper reviews trait-based functional dissimilarity indices, identifies key conceptual and technical properties, and evaluates their relationships and capabilities.

This paper introduces REMOS, a new reallocation method for vegetation classification, and compares it with OPTSIL, finding REMOS superior in reducing negative silhouette widths and runtime efficiency.

The paper introduces a generalized silhouette width method that adjusts sensitivity to cluster compactness and separation, improving assessment of clustering efficiency in heterogeneous data.