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Practical Multivariate Analysis Sixth Edition Practical Multivariate Analysis Sixth Edition Abdelmonem Afifi Susanne May Robin A. Donatello Virginia A. Clark CRCPress Taylor&FrancisGroup 6000BrokenSoundParkwayNW,Suite300 BocaRaton,FL33487-2742 (cid:13)c 2020byTaylor&FrancisGroup,LLC CRCPressisanimprintofTaylor&FrancisGroup,anInformabusiness NoclaimtooriginalU.S.Governmentworks Printedonacid-freepaper InternationalStandardBookNumber-13:978-1-138-70222-6(Hardback) Thisbookcontainsinformationobtainedfromauthenticandhighlyregardedsources.Reasonableeffortshavebeenmade topublishreliabledataandinformation,buttheauthorandpublishercannotassumeresponsibilityforthevalidityofall materialsortheconsequencesoftheiruse.Theauthorsandpublishershaveattemptedtotracethecopyrightholdersofall materialreproducedinthispublicationandapologizetocopyrightholdersifpermissiontopublishinthisformhasnotbeen obtained.Ifanycopyrightmaterialhasnotbeenacknowledgedpleasewriteandletusknowsowemayrectifyinanyfuture reprint. 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VisittheTaylor&FrancisWebsiteat http://www.taylorandfrancis.com andtheCRCPressWebsiteat http://www.crcpress.com Contents Preface xi Authors xv I PreparationforAnalysis 1 1 Whatismultivariateanalysis? 3 1.1 Definingmultivariateanalysis 3 1.2 Examplesofmultivariateanalyses 3 1.3 Exploratoryversusconfirmatoryanalyses 6 1.4 Multivariateanalysesdiscussedinthisbook 6 1.5 Organizationandcontentofthebook 9 2 Characterizingdataforanalysis 11 2.1 Variables:Theirdefinition,classification,anduse 11 2.2 Definingstatisticalvariables 11 2.3 Stevens’sclassificationofvariables 12 2.4 Howvariablesareusedindataanalysis 14 2.5 Examplesofclassifyingvariables 15 2.6 Othercharacteristicsofdata 15 2.7 Summary 15 2.8 Problems 15 3 Preparingfordataanalysis 17 3.1 Processingdatasotheycanbeanalyzed 17 3.2 Choiceofastatisticalpackage 18 3.3 Techniquesfordataentry 19 3.4 Organizingthedata 23 3.5 Reproducibleresearchandliterateprogramming 29 3.6 Example:depressionstudy 31 3.7 Summary 33 3.8 Problems 33 4 Datavisualization 37 4.1 Introduction 37 4.2 Univariatedata 38 4.3 Bivariatedata 45 4.4 Multivariatedata 50 4.5 Discussionofcomputerprograms 52 4.6 Whattowatchoutfor 54 4.7 Summary 56 4.8 Problems 56 v vi CONTENTS 5 Datascreeningandtransformations 59 5.1 Transformations,assessingnormalityandindependence 59 5.2 Commontransformations 59 5.3 Selectingappropriatetransformations 62 5.4 Assessingindependence 69 5.5 Discussionofcomputerprograms 71 5.6 Summary 71 5.7 Problems 72 6 Selectingappropriateanalyses 75 6.1 Whichanalysestoperform? 75 6.2 Whyselectionisoftendifficult 75 6.3 Appropriatestatisticalmeasures 76 6.4 Selectingappropriatemultivariateanalyses 79 6.5 Summary 80 6.6 Problems 80 II RegressionAnalysis 85 7 Simpleregressionandcorrelation 87 7.1 Chapteroutline 87 7.2 Whenareregressionandcorrelationused? 87 7.3 Dataexample 88 7.4 Regressionmethods:fixed-X case 89 7.5 Regressionandcorrelation:variable-X case 93 7.6 Interpretation:fixed-X case 93 7.7 Interpretation:variable-X case 94 7.8 Otheravailablecomputeroutput 98 7.9 Robustnessandtransformationsforregression 103 7.10 Othertypesofregression 105 7.11 Specialapplicationsofregression 107 7.12 Discussionofcomputerprograms 110 7.13 Whattowatchoutfor 110 7.14 Summary 112 7.15 Problems 112 8 Multipleregressionandcorrelation 115 8.1 Chapteroutline 115 8.2 Whenareregressionandcorrelationused? 115 8.3 Dataexample 116 8.4 Regressionmethods:fixed-X case 117 8.5 Regressionandcorrelation:variable-X case 119 8.6 Interpretation:fixed-X case 124 8.7 Interpretation:variable-X case 126 8.8 Regressiondiagnosticsandtransformations 128 8.9 Otheroptionsincomputerprograms 132 8.10 Discussionofcomputerprograms 136 8.11 Whattowatchoutfor 140 8.12 Summary 140 8.13 Problems 141 CONTENTS vii 9 Variableselectioninregression 145 9.1 Chapteroutline 145 9.2 Whenarevariableselectionmethodsused? 145 9.3 Dataexample 147 9.4 Criteriaforvariableselection 149 9.5 AgeneralFtest 152 9.6 Stepwiseregression 153 9.7 Lassoregression 159 9.8 Discussionofcomputerprograms 163 9.9 Discussionofstrategies 164 9.10 Whattowatchoutfor 166 9.11 Summary 167 9.12 Problems 168 10 Specialregressiontopics 171 10.1 Chapteroutline 171 10.2 Missingvaluesinregressionanalysis 171 10.3 Dummyvariables 177 10.4 Constraintsonparameters 184 10.5 Regressionanalysiswithmulticollinearity 186 10.6 Ridgeregression 187 10.7 Summary 190 10.8 Problems 191 11 Discriminantanalysis 195 11.1 Chapteroutline 195 11.2 Whenisdiscriminantanalysisused? 195 11.3 Dataexample 196 11.4 Basicconceptsofclassification 197 11.5 Theoreticalbackground 202 11.6 Interpretation 204 11.7 Adjustingthedividingpoint 207 11.8 Howgoodisthediscrimination? 209 11.9 Testingvariablecontributions 210 11.10Variableselection 211 11.11Discussionofcomputerprograms 211 11.12Whattowatchoutfor 212 11.13Summary 214 11.14Problems 214 12 Logisticregression 217 12.1 Chapteroutline 217 12.2 Whenislogisticregressionused? 217 12.3 Dataexample 218 12.4 Basicconceptsoflogisticregression 219 12.5 Interpretation:categoricalvariables 220 12.6 Interpretation:continuousvariables 222 12.7 Interpretation:interactions 223 12.8 Refiningandevaluatinglogisticregression 229 12.9 Nominalandordinallogisticregression 238 12.10Applicationsoflogisticregression 243 12.11Poissonregression 246 12.12Discussionofcomputerprograms 249 viii CONTENTS 12.13Whattowatchoutfor 249 12.14Summary 251 12.15Problems 252 13 Regressionanalysiswithsurvivaldata 255 13.1 Chapteroutline 255 13.2 Whenissurvivalanalysisused? 255 13.3 Dataexamples 256 13.4 Survivalfunctions 256 13.5 Commonsurvivaldistributions 262 13.6 Comparingsurvivalamonggroups 262 13.7 Thelog-linearregressionmodel 264 13.8 TheCoxregressionmodel 266 13.9 Comparingregressionmodels 274 13.10Discussionofcomputerprograms 276 13.11Whattowatchoutfor 276 13.12Summary 278 13.13Problems 278 14 Principalcomponentsanalysis 281 14.1 Chapteroutline 281 14.2 Whenisprincipalcomponentsanalysisused? 281 14.3 Dataexample 282 14.4 Basicconcepts 282 14.5 Interpretation 285 14.6 Otheruses 292 14.7 Discussionofcomputerprograms 294 14.8 Whattowatchoutfor 294 14.9 Summary 295 14.10Problems 296 15 Factoranalysis 297 15.1 Chapteroutline 297 15.2 Whenisfactoranalysisused? 297 15.3 Dataexample 298 15.4 Basicconcepts 298 15.5 Initialextraction:principalcomponents 300 15.6 Initialextraction:iteratedcomponents 303 15.7 Factorrotations 305 15.8 Assigningfactorscores 309 15.9 Applicationoffactoranalysis 310 15.10Discussionofcomputerprograms 310 15.11Whattowatchoutfor 312 15.12Summary 313 15.13Problems 314 16 Clusteranalysis 317 16.1 Chapteroutline 317 16.2 Whenisclusteranalysisused? 317 16.3 Dataexample 318 16.4 Basicconcepts:initialanalysis 318 16.5 Analyticalclusteringtechniques 324 CONTENTS ix 16.6 Clusteranalysisforfinancialdataset 328 16.7 Discussionofcomputerprograms 333 16.8 Whattowatchoutfor 336 16.9 Summary 336 16.10Problems 336 17 Log-linearanalysis 339 17.1 Chapteroutline 339 17.2 Whenislog-linearanalysisused? 339 17.3 Dataexample 340 17.4 Notationandsampleconsiderations 341 17.5 Testsandmodelsfortwo-waytables 343 17.6 Exampleofatwo-waytable 345 17.7 Modelsformultiwaytables 347 17.8 Exploratorymodelbuilding 350 17.9 Assessingspecificmodels 354 17.10Samplesizeissues 355 17.11Thelogitmodel 356 17.12Discussionofcomputerprograms 358 17.13Whattowatchoutfor 358 17.14Summary 359 17.15Problems 360 18 Correlatedoutcomesregression 361 18.1 Chapteroutline 361 18.2 Wheniscorrelatedoutcomesregressionused? 361 18.3 Dataexamples 362 18.4 Basicconcepts 364 18.5 Regressionofclustereddatawithacontinuousoutcome 369 18.6 Regressionofclustereddatawithabinaryoutcome 373 18.7 Regressionoflongitudinaldata 375 18.8 Generalizedestimatingequationsanalysisofcorrelateddata 379 18.9 Discussionofcomputerprograms 383 18.10Whattowatchoutfor 385 18.11Summary 386 18.12Problems 386 AppendixA 389 A.1 Datasetsandhowtoobtainthem 389 A.2 Chemicalcompanies’financialdata 389 A.3 Depressionstudydata 389 A.4 Financialperformancecluster–analysisdata 389 A.5 Lungcancersurvivaldata 390 A.6 Lungfunctiondata 390 A.7 ParentalHIVdata 390 A.8 Northridgeearthquakedata 391 A.9 Schooldata 391 A.10 Micedata 391 Bibliography 393 Index 411

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