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We extend to the beta-divergence (Itakura-Saito) case beta =0, thecomparative bi-stochaticization analyses-previously conducted (arXiv:1208.3428)for the (Kullback-Leibler) beta=1 and (squared-Euclidean) beta = 2 cases -ofthe 3,107 - county 1995-2000 U. S. migration network. A heuristic, "greedy"algorithm is devised. While the largest 25,329 entries of the 735,531 non-zeroentries of the bi-stochasticized table - in the beta=1 case - are required tocomplete the widely-applied two-stage (double-standardization andstrong-component hierarchical clustering) procedure, 105,363 of the 735,531 areneeded (reflective of greater uniformity of entries) in the beta=0 instance.The North Carolina counties of Mecklenburg (Charlotte) and Wake (Raleigh) areconsiderably relatively more cosmopolitan in the beta=0 study. The Coloradocounty of El Paso (Colorado Springs) replaces the Florida Atlantic county ofBrevard (the "Space Coast") as the most cosmopolitan, with Brevard becoming thesecond-most. Honolulu County splinters away from the other four (still-grouped)Hawaiian counties, becoming the fifth most cosmopolitan county nation-wide. Thefive counties of Rhode Island remain intact as a regional entity, but the eightcounties of Connecticut fragment, leaving only five counties clustered.

A Further (Itakura-Saito/beta=0) Bi-stochaticization and Associated Clustering/Regionalization of the 3,107-County 1995-2000 U. S. Migration Network