Table of Contents

Introduction. Theory of Correspondence Analysis. Input Data Coding. Examples and Case Studies. Content Analysis of Text. Concluding Remarks. References. Index

About the Author

Murtagh, Fionn

Reviews

"Detailed examples of its application to data are drawn from an astonishingly wide variety of fields; astronomy, financial modeling and forecasting, comparisons of prehistoric and modern groups of dogs, ancient goblets and measurements on ancient Egyptian skulls. …All in all this book can be recommended as a succinct reference on all aspects of correspondence analysis, theoretical, computational, and practical."
-J.M. Juritz, Short Book Reviews of the ISI"This book plays an important role in bridging the gap between learning a method and actually implementing it . . . could serve as either a text for an introductory course on CA or as a supplementary text to a more advanced graduate course in CA or multivariate techniques in general . . . The author should be commended for bringing these issues to the forefront." – Douglas Steinley, University of Missouri-Columbia, in Psychometrika, March 2007, Vol. 74, No. 1