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Understanding Multivariate Statistics,
This review is from: The Interpretation of Ecological Data: A Primer on Classification and Ordination (Hardcover)
Many multivariate statistical books emphasize calculations and examples, withour providing much understanding of the linear algebra underneath, and many others are high-level mathematics texts. Striking the right balance is difficult. In my experience, Pielou's book is the best in this sense. If you would like to get an entry-level understanding of what classification and ordination methods do, I mean, the maths behind, without getting all the way into proving theorems, this is a great book.
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The Interpretation of Ecological Data: A Primer on Classification and Ordination by E. C. Pielou (Hardcover - August 23, 1984)
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