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Analyzing Multivariate Data (with CD-ROM)

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  • Copyright: 2002-12-03
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Part One: OVERVIEW. 1. Introduction. The Nature of Multivariate Data. Overview of Multivariate Methods. Format of Succeeding Chapters. 2. Vectors and Matrixes. Introduction. Definitions. Geometric Interpretation of Operations. Matrix Properties. Learning Summary. Exercises. Part Two: ANALYSIS OF INTERDEPENDENCE. 3. Regression Analysis. Introduction. Regression Analysis: How it Works. Sample Problem: Leslie Salt Property. Learning Summary. Exercises. 4. Principal Components Analysis. Introduction. Principal Components: How it Works. Sample Problem: Gross State Production. Questions Regarding the Application of Principal Components. Learning Summary. Exercises. 5. Exploratory Factor Analysis. Introduction. Exploratory Factor Analysis: How it Works. Sample Problem: Perceptions of Ready-to-Eat Cereals. Questions Regarding the Application of Factor Analysis. Learning Summary. Exercises. 6. Confirmatory Factor Analysis. Introduction. Confirmatory Factor Analysis: How Does it Work? Sample Problems. Questions Regarding the Application of Confirmatory Factor Analysis. Learning Summary. Exercises. 7. Multidimensional Scaling. Introduction. Metric MDS: How Does it Work? Non-Metric MDS: How Does it Work? Individual Differences Scaling: How Does It Work? Centroid Scaling: How Does it Work? A Note on Model Validation. Learning Summary. Exercises. 8. Clustering. Introduction. Objectives of Cluster Analysis. Measures of Distance, Dissimilarity, and Density. Agglomerative Clustering: How IT Works. Partitioning: How it Works. Sample Problem: Preference Segmentation. Questions Regarding the Application of Cluster Analysis. Learning Summary. Exercises. Part Three: ANALYSIS OF DEPENDENCE. 9. Canonical Correlation. Introduction. Canonical Correlation: How Does it Work? Sample Problem. Questions Regarding the Application of Canonical Correlation. Learning Summary. Exercises. 10. Structural Equation Models with Latent Variables. Introduction. Structural Equations with Latent Variables: How Does it Work? Sample Problem: Modeling the Adoption of Innovation. Questions Regarding the Application of Structural Equations with Latent Variables. Learning Summary. Exercises. 11. Analysis of Variance. Introduction. ANOLVA and ANCOVA: How Does it Work? Sample Problem: Test Marketing a New Product. Multiple Analysis of Variance (MANOVA): How Does it Work. Sample Problem: Testing Advertising Message Strategy. Questions Regarding the Application of MANOVA and MANCOVA. Learning Summary. Exercises. 12. Discriminant Analysis. Introduction. Two-Group Discriminant Analysis: How Does it Work? Sample Problem: Book Club Data. Questions Regarding the Application of Two-Group Discriminant Analysis. Multiple Discriminant Analysis: How Does it Work? Sample Problem: Real Estate. Questions Regarding the Application of Multiple Discriminant Analysis. Learning Summary. Exercises. 13. Logit Choice Models. Introduction. Binary Logit Model: How Does it Work? Sample Problem: Books Direct. Multinomial Logit Model: How Does it Work? Sample Problem: Brand Choice. Questions Regarding the Application of Logit Choice Models. Learning Summary. Exercises.

Table of Contents

Preface xix
PART I Overview 1(80)
Introduction
3(16)
The Nature of Multivariate Data
4(5)
Some Definitions
4(1)
Observations and Data
4(1)
Levels of Measurement
5(4)
Overview of Multivariate Methods
9(8)
Principal Components
9(2)
Factor Analysis
11(1)
Multidimensional Scaling
11(1)
Clustering
12(1)
Canonical Correlation
13(1)
Structural Equation Models with Latent Variables
14(1)
Analysis of Variance
15(1)
Discriminant Analysis
16(1)
Logit Choice Models
16(1)
Format of Succeeding Chapters
17(2)
Selected Readings
18(1)
General
18(1)
Data and Measurement
18(1)
Vectors and Matrices
19(19)
Introduction
19(1)
Definitions
20(5)
Vectors
20(1)
Matrices
20(1)
Coordinate Systems
21(4)
Geometric Interpretation of Operations
25(7)
Scalar Multiplication: Scaling
25(1)
Vector Multiplication: Projection
26(2)
Matrix Multiplication
28(4)
Matrix Properties
32(3)
Singular Value Decomposition
32(1)
Cross-Product Matrix
32(3)
Learning Summary
35(3)
Selected Readings
36(1)
General
36(1)
Exercises
36(2)
Regression Analysis
38(43)
Introduction
38(1)
Regression Analysis: How It Works
39(8)
Intuition
39(7)
Mechanics
46(1)
Sample Problem: Leslie Salt Property
47(3)
Questions Regarding the Application of Regression Analysis
50(25)
How Good Is the Fit?
53(1)
Is It Significant?
54(2)
Detecting Problems with the Model
56(9)
Comparing Models
65(3)
Forecasting
68(3)
Model Validation
71(4)
Learning Summary
75(6)
Selected Readings
77(1)
General
77(1)
Outliers and Regression Diagnostics
77(1)
Resampling and Model Validation
78(1)
Exercises
78(3)
PART II Analysis of Interdependence 81(230)
Principal Components Analysis
83(44)
Introduction
83(8)
Potential Applications
84(7)
Principal Components: How It Works
91(10)
Intuition
91(6)
Mechanics
97(4)
Sample Problem: Gross State Product
101(8)
Data
101(4)
Results
105(4)
Questions Regarding the Application of Principal Components
109(17)
When Is It Appropriate to Use Principal Components?
109(2)
How Should the Data Be Scaled?
111(1)
How Many Components Should Be Retained?
112(5)
How to Assess the Validity of the Solution?
117(9)
Learning Summary
126(1)
Selected Readings
123(1)
General
123(1)
How Many Components?
123(1)
Jackknife and Bootstrapping
123(1)
Exercises
123(4)
Exploratory Factor Analysis
127(44)
Introduction
127(4)
Potential Applications
128(3)
Exploratory Factor Analysis: How It Works
131(16)
Intuition
131(10)
Mechanics
141(6)
Sample Problem: Perceptions of Ready-to-Eat Cereals
147(6)
Data
147(1)
Results
148(5)
Questions Regarding the Application of Factor Analysis
153(10)
Can I Obtain a Solution with Correlated Factors?
153(3)
How Can I Use the Results in Subsequent Analyses?
156(3)
How Can I Assess the Validity of the Factor Structure?
159(4)
Learning Summary
163(8)
Selected Readings
165(1)
General
165(1)
Rotation
166(1)
Exercises
166(5)
Confirmatory Factor Analysis
171(35)
Introduction
171(4)
Potential Applications
172(3)
Confirmatory Factor Analysis: How It Works
175(12)
Intuition
175(9)
Mechanics
184(3)
Sample Problems
187(1)
Questions Regarding the Application of Confirmatory Factor Analysis
187(12)
How Do I Assess the Reliability of an Index?
187(3)
How Do I Compare Alternative Models?
190(3)
Going Beyond Simple Factor Structure
193(5)
Note on Model Validation
198(1)
Learning Summary
199(7)
Selected Readings
201(1)
General
201(1)
Reliability
201(1)
Multitrait-Multimethod Models
202(1)
Exercises
202(4)
Multidimensional Scaling
206(58)
Introduction
206(5)
Potential Applications
208(3)
Classical Metric MDS: How It Works
211(7)
Intuition
212(1)
Mechanics
213(3)
Sample Problem: Mapping Cities from Intercity Distances
216(2)
Nonmetric MDS: How It Works
218(17)
Intuition
219(6)
Mechanics
225(1)
Sample Problem: Perceptual Map of Automobiles
225(2)
Questions Regarding the Application of Nonmetric MDS
227(8)
The INDSCAL Model and Method for Individual Differences Scaling: How It Works
235(9)
Intuition
235(3)
Mechanics
238(1)
Sample Problem: Perceptions of Breakfast Foods
239(5)
Multidimensional Analysis of Preference: How It Works
244(8)
Intuition
245(2)
Mechanics
247(1)
Sample Problem: Movie Critic Data
247(5)
Learning Summary
252(3)
Selected Readings
255(9)
General
255(1)
Metric MDS
255(1)
Nonmetric MDS
255(1)
Individual Differences Scaling
256(1)
Unfolding
256(1)
Multidimensional Analysis of Preference
256(1)
Exercises
256(8)
Cluster Analysis
264(47)
Introduction
264(7)
Potential Applications
266(5)
Objectives of Cluster Analysis
271(2)
Measures of Distance, Dissimilarity, and Density
273(6)
Distance Measures
273(6)
Agglomerative Clustering: How It Works
279(9)
Intuition
279(5)
Example
284(4)
Partitioning: How It Works
288(6)
Intuition
288(5)
Example
293(1)
Sample Problem: Preference Segmentation
294(3)
Questions Regarding the Application of Cluster Analysis
297(6)
How Should the Data Be Scaled?
297(1)
Validation
298(4)
A Further Note on the Number of Clusters
302(1)
Learning Summary
303(8)
Selected Readings
305(1)
General
305(1)
Single, Complete, Average Linkage
306(1)
Ward's Method
306(1)
Kth-Nearest Neighbor
306(1)
K-Means
306(1)
Assessment and Validation
306(1)
Exercises
306(5)
PART III Analysis of Dependence 311(215)
Canonical Correlation
313(39)
Introduction
313(4)
Potential Applications
315(2)
Canonical Correlation: How It Works
317(10)
Intuition
317(5)
Mechanics
322(5)
Sample Problem
327(5)
Questions Regarding the Application of Canonical Correlation
332(10)
Is the Relationship between the X's and the Y's Significant?
332(3)
How Many Pairs of Canonical Variates Are Significant?
335(2)
How Do I Assess the Validity of the Results from a Canonical Correlation Analysis?
337(5)
Learning Summary
342(10)
Selected Readings
344(1)
General
344(1)
Statistical Tests
345(1)
Redundancy
345(1)
Exercises
345(7)
Structural Equation Models with Latent Variables
352(34)
Introduction
352(3)
Potential Applications
353(2)
Structural Equation Models with Latent Variables: How It Works
355(10)
Intuition
355(9)
Mechanics
364(1)
Sample Problem: Modeling the Adoption of Innovation
365(5)
Data
365(3)
Results
368(2)
Questions Regarding the Application of Structural Equations with Latent Variables
370(11)
Model Diagnostics
370(3)
Testing for Interactions
373(7)
Model Validation
380(1)
Learning Summary
381(5)
Selected Readings
382(1)
General
382(1)
MIMIC Models/Relationship to Canonical Correlation
383(1)
Interaction Effects
383(1)
Exercises
383(3)
Analysis of Variance
386(40)
Introduction
386(3)
Potential Applications
387(2)
Anova/Ancova: How It Works
389(16)
Intuition: Anova
389(7)
Intuition: Ancova
396(5)
Mechanics
401(4)
Sample Problem: Test Marketing a New Product
405(4)
Testing the Effects of Price and Advertising (Anova)
405(2)
Controlling for Store Volume (Ancova)
407(2)
Multiple Analysis of Variance (Manova): How It Works
409(3)
Intuition
409(3)
Sample Problem: Testing Advertising Message Strategy
412(3)
Questions Regarding the Application of Anova
415(5)
Testing Specific Contrasts in Anova
415(1)
Testing for Equal Within-Group Slopes in Ancova
416(1)
Using Manova for Repeated Measures Designs
417(3)
Learning Summary
420(6)
Selected Readings
422(1)
General
422(1)
Ancova
422(1)
Test Statistics
422(1)
Exercises
422(4)
Discriminant Analysis
426(48)
Introduction
426(2)
Potential Applications
427(1)
Two-Group Discriminant Analysis: How It Works
428(11)
Intuition
428(6)
Mechanics
434(5)
Sample Problem: Books by Mail
439(3)
Data
439(1)
Results
439(3)
Questions Regarding the Application of Two-Group Discriminant Analysis
442(14)
Test for Equality of Covariance Matrices
442(4)
How Do I Test for a Significant Difference between the Two-Group Centroids?
446(1)
How Do I Assess the Goodness of Fit of the Discriminant Function?
447(5)
How Do I Use the Discriminant Function for Prediction?
452(4)
Multiple Discriminant Analysis: How It Works
456(5)
Intuition
456(3)
Mechanics
459(2)
Sample Problem: Real Estate
461(4)
Data
461(1)
Results
461(4)
Questions Regarding the Application of Multiple Discriminant Analysis
465(1)
How Do I Test for a Significant Difference across Group Means?
465(1)
How Do I Determine the Number of Discriminant Functions that Are Significant?
466(1)
Learning Summary
466(8)
Selected Readings
469(1)
General
469(1)
Tests
469(1)
Goodness of Fit/Validation
469(1)
Exercises
469(5)
Logit Choice Models
474(52)
Introduction
474(3)
Potential Applications
475(2)
Binary Logit Model: How It Works
477(10)
Intuition
477(7)
Properties of the Logit Model
484(3)
Sample Problem: Books by Mail
487(3)
Multinomial Logit Model: How It Works
490(5)
Intuition
490(4)
Properties of the Model
494(1)
Sample Problem: Brand Choice
495(3)
Questions Regarding the Application of Logit Choice Models
498(19)
Accounting for Heterogeneity in Cross-Sectional Models
498(11)
Circumventing IIA: The Nested Logit Model
509(8)
Model Validation
517(1)
Learning Summary
517(9)
Selected Readings
519(1)
General
519(1)
Accounting for Heterogeneity
520(1)
IIA/Nested Logit
520(1)
Exercises
520(6)
Statistical Tables 526(8)
Bibliography 534(11)
Index 545

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