Essentials of multivariate data analysis / by Neil H. Spencer

By:

Spencer, Neil H

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: CRC/Chapman and Hall, 2014. Boca Raton:Description: xiv, 172 pISBN:

9781466584785

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DDC classification:

519.535 SPE-E

Contents:

1.Frequently asked questions -- 2.Graphical presentation of multivariate data -- 3.Multivariate tests of significance -- 4.Factor analysis -- 5.Cluster analysis -- 6.Discriminant analysis -- 7.Multidimensional scaling -- 8.Correspondence analysis.

Summary: this text provides an overview at an introductory level of several methods in multivariate data analysis. It contains in-depth examples from one data set woven throughout the text, and a free [Excel] Add-In to perform the analyses in Excel, with step-by-step instructions provided for each technique. ... could be used as a text (possibly supplemental) for courses in other fields where researchers wish to apply these methods without delving too deeply into the underlying statistics

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1.Frequently asked questions --
2.Graphical presentation of multivariate data --
3.Multivariate tests of significance --
4.Factor analysis --
5.Cluster analysis --
6.Discriminant analysis --
7.Multidimensional scaling --
8.Correspondence analysis.

this text provides an overview at an introductory level of several methods in multivariate data analysis. It contains in-depth examples from one data set woven throughout the text, and a free [Excel] Add-In to perform the analyses in Excel, with step-by-step instructions provided for each technique. ... could be used as a text (possibly supplemental) for courses in other fields where researchers wish to apply these methods without delving too deeply into the underlying statistics

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