This manual sets out to teach students and researchers how to translate complex tabular data into more readable graphical form through the use of relatively non-mathematical techniques. Using a course format, augmented with tables and diagrams, the book aims to provide a practical knowledge of correspondence analysis. The book is divided into twenty modules, each one listing the essential items to be taught and dealing with the material step by step. Topics covered include scatterplots and maps, reduction of dimensionality, optimal scaling, symmetry of row and column analyses, biplot interpretation, analyzing multiway tables, homogeneity analysis, ratings and doubling and stablity of maps. Each module concludes with a summary of the main points.
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Its a book clearly written by someone who really knows enough to make the complex very easy to understand. With minimun math and statistics this book focus on the important matter: the correspondence analysis as a whole concept as well as its practical application at different fields.
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multiple correspondence analysis, first principal inertia, diagonal subtables, stacked analysis, asymmetric map, average column profile, adjusted inertias, optimal scale values, average row profile, contingency ratios, joint correspondence analysis, row profiles, principal inertias, age group profiles, partial bootstrap, average squared correlation, biplot axes, supplementary rows, total inertia, percentage inertia, column vertices, indicator matrix, explained inertia, column inertias, supplementary points Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Math Sciences, Computational Appendix, Contents Data, Monte Carlo, European Union, Correspondence Analysis Biplots, Plotting Chi-square Distances, Source Coeff, New Zealand, The Delta, Good Regular Bad, Subset Correspondence Analysis, Senior Employees, Reduction of Dimensionality, Three More Examples, Theoretical Appendix, Spanish National Health Survey, East Germany, Two-dimensional Displays, Data Recoding Browse Sample Pages:
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multiple correspondence analysis, first principal inertia, diagonal subtables, stacked analysis, asymmetric map, average column profile, adjusted inertias, optimal scale values, average row profile, contingency ratios, joint correspondence analysis, row profiles, principal inertias, age group profiles, partial bootstrap, average squared correlation, biplot axes, supplementary rows, total inertia, percentage inertia, column vertices, indicator matrix, explained inertia, column inertias, supplementary points Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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