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The use of correspondence analysis in building loglinear models
Data collected in the biomedical and social sciences by means of questionnaires is in most instances qualitative in nature. Such data, typically set out in the form of (multi-dimensional) contingency tables, is usually subjected to hypothesis testing in order to assess the interrelationships between...
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Department of Statistical Sciences
2016
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