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Applied multivariate data analysis / Brian S. Everitt, Graham Dunn

Main Author Everitt,, Brian S. Coauthor Dunn,, Graham Publication London : Edward Arnold, 1991 Description XII, 304 p. : il. ISBN 0340545291 Abstract Índice: 1- Data and Statistics; 2- MAthematical and statistical background; 3- The initial examination multivariate data, 4- Reducing the dimensionality of multivariate data: Principal components and correspondence analysis; 5- Multidimensional scaling; 6- Cluster analysis; 7- The generalised linear model; 8- Regression and the analysis of variance; 9- Linear models for categorical data; 10- MOdels for rates and survival times; 11- Analysis of repesated measures; 12- Discriminant analysis; 13- Factor analysis; 14- Covariance structure models.
 Resumo: The up-to-daye text includes modern techniques such as multidimensional scaling, cluster analysis, generalized linear models and structural equation models. Topical name Sociologia
Estatística multivariada
Dados - Análise
Metodologia científica CDU 303.01/.8
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Índice: 1- Data and Statistics; 2- MAthematical and statistical background; 3- The initial examination multivariate data, 4- Reducing the dimensionality of multivariate data: Principal components and correspondence analysis; 5- Multidimensional scaling; 6- Cluster analysis; 7- The generalised linear model; 8- Regression and the analysis of variance; 9- Linear models for categorical data; 10- MOdels for rates and survival times; 11- Analysis of repesated measures; 12- Discriminant analysis; 13- Factor analysis; 14- Covariance structure models.

Resumo: The up-to-daye text includes modern techniques such as multidimensional scaling, cluster analysis, generalized linear models and structural equation models.

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