Abstract
In the present paper some suggestions concerning the GUHA-style processing of mixed data are presented. Mixed data are data obtained by simultaneous observation of dichotomous, multinomial and real-valued quantities. In the first part of the paper, attention is focused on mixed dichotomous and multinomial data, and in the second part on mixed dichotomous and real-valued data. In both cases reasonable sets of relevant questions (hypotheses) are defined and, in the first case, algorithms for evaluating these sets in data are given. More complex questions are investigated in the following two papers.
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