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Sharma S. — Applied Multivariate Techniques
Sharma S. — Applied Multivariate Techniques



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Íàçâàíèå: Applied Multivariate Techniques

Àâòîð: Sharma S.

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This book focuses on when to use the various analytic techniques and how to interpret the resulting output from the most widely used statistical packages (e.g., SAS, SPSS).


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Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1995

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 512

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 20.11.2014

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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
SPSS      see "Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS)"
Square-root transformation      383
Squared multiple correlation, computation of      181
Squared multiple correlation, LISREL      163—164
Standard basis vectors      25
Standard normal probabilities, table of      457
Standardization of data      39
Standardization of data, correlation coefficient      39
Standardization of data, Euclidian distance for standardized data      219
Standardization of data, graphical representations in space      47—50
Standardized canonical discriminant function      253—254
Statistical Analysis System (SAS), canonical correlation      398—406
Statistical Analysis System (SAS), chi-square plot      389—390
Statistical Analysis System (SAS), cluster analysis, hierarchical      193—202
Statistical Analysis System (SAS), cluster analysis, nonhierarchical      207—210
Statistical Analysis System (SAS), data manipulations      55—57
Statistical Analysis System (SAS), factor analysis      109—115
Statistical Analysis System (SAS), logistic regression      321—335
Statistical Analysis System (SAS), maximum likelihood estimation technique      148
Statistical Analysis System (SAS), measurement models estimation      14
Statistical Analysis System (SAS), ordinary least squares estimation      421
Statistical Analysis System (SAS), principal components analysis      67-71
Statistical Analysis System (SAS), structural model estimation      426
Statistical decision theory      256—257
Statistical decision theory, classification rules, development of      279—281
Statistical distance      42—44
Statistical distance and Euclidian distance      43—44
Statistical distance, squared statistical distance      43
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS)      67
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), classification      256—257 261
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), confirmatory factor analysis, LISREL      148—177
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), discriminant analysis      245—262
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), Helmert contrasts      360—361
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), MANOVA, for two independent variables      366—371
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), MANOVA, multiple group      355—366
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), MANOVA, two-group      350—355
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), measurement models estimation      14
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), multiple-group discriminant analysis      294—308
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), orthogonal contrasts      360—363
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), stepwise discriminant analysis      267—273
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), univariate normality      378—379
Statistical significance of discriminant function      252—253 299—302
Statistical significance, structural models      430 439
Statistical significance, tests for canonical correlations      402—404
Statistical tables, $\chi^{2}$critical points      459
Statistical tables, F-distribution      460—465
Statistical tables, percent points of normal probability plot correlation coefficient      466
Statistical tables, simulation percentiles of $b_{2}$      467
Statistical tables, simulation probability points of $\sqrt{b_{1}}$      467
Statistical tables, standard normal probabilities      457
Statistical tables, student's t-distribution critical points      458
Statistical tests, multivariate normality tests      380—383
Statistical tests, power of test      375
Statistical tests, Type I and Type II errors      374—375
Statistical tests, univariate normality tests      375—380
Stepwise discriminant analysis      264—273
Stepwise discriminant analysis and multicollinearity      272—273
Stepwise discriminant analysis, backward selection      265
Stepwise discriminant analysis, computer analysis      267—273
Stepwise discriminant analysis, cutoff values for selection criteria      266—267
Stepwise discriminant analysis, F-ratio in      266 271
Stepwise discriminant analysis, forward selection      265
Stepwise discriminant analysis, Mahalanobis squared distance in      266
Stepwise discriminant analysis, Ray's V in      266
Stepwise discriminant analysis, selection criteria      265—266
Stepwise discriminant analysis, stepwise selection      265
Stepwise discriminant analysis, Wilks'A test statistic in      251 266
Stepwise selection procedure, in logistic regression      329 331—332
Structural correlations      404
Structural models      13—14 435—437
Structural models and implied covariance matrix      444—449
Structural models and latent constructs      13 14
Structural models with observable constructs      420—426 444—446
Structural models with unobservable constructs      426—435 446—449
Structural models, assessment of      438—439
Structural models, direct effects      425 450 452
Structural models, effects among constructs      430
Structural models, effects among endogenous constructs      450—452
Structural models, effects of constructs on its indicators      452—453
Structural models, effects of endogenous constructs on indicators      434
Structural models, effects of exogenous constructs on endogenous constructs      45
Structural models, effects of exogenous constructs on indicators      430
Structural models, effects of exogenous constructs on indicators of endogenous constructs      435
Structural models, estimation procedures in computer packages      14
Structural models, examples of use      13 435—439
Structural models, indirect effects      425 450—451 452—453
Structural models, LISREL estimation      421—434
Structural models, measurement model, assessment of      437
Structural models, model fit, assessment of      435—437
Structural models, model respecification      435—437
Structural models, overall model fit      425
Structural models, saturated models      421
Structural models, standardized solution      426 435
Structural models, statistical significance      430 439
Structural models, structural equations      419—420
Structural models, t-values      425
Structural models, total coefficient of determination for      424
Structural models, total effects      425 451
Structure coefficients      254
Structure loading      92
Student's r-distribution critical points, table of      458
Sum of cross products      39
Sum of cross products, computation of      39
Sum of cross products, sum of squares and cross products matrix      39
Sum of squares      38—39
Sum of squares and cross products matrix      39
Sum of squares and cross products matrix and between-group analysis      42
Sum of squares and cross products matrix and within-group analysis      40—41
Sum of squares for correlated contrasts      365—366
Summary measures, computer procedures for      55—57
Summary measures, data manipulations for      36—42
Summary measures, types of      36
Symmetry, and Mahalonobis distance      45
T-test, in discriminant analysis      244—245 246 250
T-values, in structural model      425
Territorial map, purpose of      303
Tied pairs      325—326
Total coefficient of determination for structural equations      424
Total coefficient of determination, LISREL      164
Transformation, Fisher's Z transformation      383
Transformation, logit transformation      383
Transformation, multivariate normality test      383
Transformation, square-root transformation      383
Triangular inequality, and Mahalonobis distance      45
Tucker — Lewis index      160
Two-factor model with correlated constructs      147
Two-factor model with LISREL      165—170
Two-factor model, computation of      133—135
Two-factor model, situations for use      93—96
Two-group discriminant analysis and classification      242—244 278—284
Two-group discriminant analysis, analytical approach to      244—245
Two-group discriminant analysis, compared to principal components analysis      241—242
Two-group discriminant analysis, computer analysis      245—262
Two-group discriminant analysis, discriminant function      242 250—254
Two-group discriminant analysis, discriminating variables, evaluation of significance      246 250
Two-group discriminant analysis, discriminator variables, selection of      244-245
Two-group discriminant analysis, equality of covariance matrices      264
Two-group discriminant analysis, Fisher's linear discriminant function      245 277—278
Two-group discriminant analysis, geometric view of      237—244
Two-group discriminant analysis, identification of set of variables      238
Two-group discriminant analysis, multiple regression approach to      262—263
Two-group discriminant analysis, multivariate normality assumption      263-264
Two-group discriminant analysis, new axis, identification of      239—242
Two-group discriminant analysis, objectives of      237 241 242
Two-group discriminant analysis, stepwise discriminant analysis      246 264—273
Two-group discriminant analysis, validation of discriminant function      273—274
Two-group MANOVA      350—355
Two-group MANOVA, cell means      351
Two-group MANOVA, computer analysis      350—355
Two-group MANOVA, homogeneity of variances      351
Two-group MANOVA, multivariate significance tests and power      351 353
Two-group MANOVA, univariate significance tests and power      353—355
Two-stage least-squares approach, in LISREL      152
Type I errors and violation of equality of covariance matrices      384
Type I errors, nature of      374
Type II errors, nature of      375
U-method, discriminant function validation      273—274
Unconstrained analysis, LISREL      171
Univariate analysis, number of variables      5
Univariate analysis, objectives of      238
Univariate effect size      349
Univariate normal distribution, kurtosis, of      375
Univariate normal distribution, zero skewness of      375
Univariate normality tests      375—380
Univariate normality tests, analytical procedures      378
Univariate normality tests, computer analysis      378—379
Univariate normality tests, graphical tests      376—377
Univariate significance tests      250
Univariate significance tests for contrasts      357—359 360 362—363
Univariate significance tests in multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA)      348—349
Univariate significance tests, two-group MANOVA      353
Unobservable construct      91
Validity of canonical coefficients      409
Validity, cluster analysis      221
Variable space, graphical representation of data in      45—46
Variables, number for measurement scales      3—4
Variance of standardized variables      39
Variance, computation of      38
Variance, generalized variance      39 50—51 54—55
Variance, situations for use      38
Varimax factor rotation      119—120 138
Vectors      19—32
Vectors in Cartesian coordinate system      23—25
Vectors, addition of      21—22
Vectors, arithmetic operations on      25—26
Vectors, basis vectors      25 31
Vectors, centroid      45—46
Vectors, changing basis      31—32
Vectors, dimensionality of      30—31
Vectors, distance and angle between two vectors      27
Vectors, equivalent vectors      20
Vectors, initial and terminal point      19
Vectors, linear combination of      26—27
Vectors, multiplication by real number      20—21
Vectors, multiplication of two vectors      22—23
Vectors, norm of      20
Vectors, null vector      21
Vectors, oblique basis      31
Vectors, orthonormal vectors      25 31 32
Vectors, projection into subspace      28—29
Vectors, projection of one onto another      23
Vectors, projection vector      23 27—28
Vectors, reflection      21
Vectors, representation of points with respect to new axes      32—33
Vectors, scalar product of two vectors      20—21 27—28
Vectors, signed length of      28
Vectors, standard basis vectors      25
Vectors, subtraction of      22
Ward's method, hierarchical clustering method      193 217
Wilks'A test statistic in discriminant analysis      246—250
Wilks'A test statistic in stepwise discriminant analysis      251 266
Wilks'A test statistic, relationship to F-ratio      348
Wilks'A test statistic, testing for canonical correlations      402—403
Within-group analysis      40—41
Within-group analysis, sum of squares and cross products matrices      40—41
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