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Using R with multivariate statistics / Randall E. Schumacker, University of Alabama.
Veterinary: Atwood Library (Campus) QA278 .S37 2016
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Schumacker, Randall E.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Multivariate analysis--Data processing.
- Multivariate analysis.
- R (Computer program language).
- Statistics--Data processing.
- Statistics.
- Physical Description:
- xxi, 383 pages : illustrations, map ; 24 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Los Angeles : Sage, [2016]
- Contents:
- 1 Introduction and Overview 1
- Background 1
- Persons of Interest 1
- Factors Affecting Statistics 2
- R Software 5
- Web Resources 7
- References 7
- 2 Multivariate Statistics: Issues and Assumptions 9
- Issues 11
- Assumptions 12
- Normality 12
- Determinant of a Matrix 16
- Equality of Variance-Covariance Matrix 18
- Box M Test 21
- SPSS Check 23
- Summary 23
- Web Resources 24
- References 24
- 3 Hotelling's T²: A Two-Group Multivariate Analysis 27
- Overview 28
- Assumptions 29
- Univariate Versus Multivariate Hypothesis 30
- Statistical Significance 32
- Practical Examples Using R 33
- Single Sample 33
- Two Independent Group Mean Difference 36
- Two Groups (Paired) Dependent Variable Mean Difference 42
- Power and Effect Size 49
- A Priori Power Estimation 50
- Effect Size Measures 52
- Reporting and Interpreting 54
- Summary 54
- Exercises 55
- Web Resources 55
- References 55
- 4 Multivariate Analysis of Variance 57
- MANOVA Assumptions 58
- Independent Observations 59
- Normality 62
- Equal Variance-Covariance Matrices 63
- Summary 66
- MANOVA Example: One-Way Design 66
- MANOVA Example: Factorial Design 70
- Effect Size 76
- Reporting and Interpreting 78
- Summary 79
- Exercises 79
- Web Resources 80
- References 80
- 5 Multivariate Analysis of Covariance 81
- Assumptions 82
- Multivariate Analysis of Covariance 84
- MANCOVA Example 85
- Dependent Variable: Adjusted Means 87
- Reporting and Interpreting 93
- Propensity Score Matching 94
- Summary 97
- Web Resources 97
- References 98
- 6 Multivariate Repeated Measures 99
- Assumptions 101
- Advantages of Repeated Measure Design 102
- Multivariate Repeated Measure Examples 103
- Single Dependent Variable 103
- Several Dependent Variables: Profile Analysis 108
- Doubly Multivariate Repeated Measures 114
- Reporting and Interpreting Results 126
- Summary 127
- Exercises 128
- Web Resources 128
- References 128
- 7 Discriminant Analysis 131
- Overview 133
- Assumptions 133
- Dichotomous Dependent Variable 134
- Box M Test 135
- Classification Summary 136
- Cbi-Square Test 137
- Polytomous Dependent Variable 138
- Box M Test 139
- Classification Summary 141
- Chi-Square Test 142
- Effect Size 142
- Reporting and Interpreting 143
- Summary 144
- Exercises 144
- Web Resources 145
- References 145
- 8 Canonical Correlation 147
- Overview 148
- Assumptions 149
- R Packages 150
- CCA Package 152
- Yacca Package 158
- Canonical Correlation Example 158
- Effect Size 165
- Reporting and Interpreting 165
- Summary 166
- Exercises 167
- Web Resources 168
- References 168
- 9 Exploratory Factor Analysis 171
- Overview 172
- Types of Factor Analysis 173
- Assumptions 173
- Factor Analysis Versus Principal Components Analysis 176
- EFA Example 178
- R Packages 178
- Data Set Input 179
- Sample Size Adequacy 180
- Number of Factors and Factor Loadings 183
- Factor Rotation and Extraction: Orthogonal Versus Oblique Factors 190
- Factor Scores 195
- Graphical Display 201
- Reporting and Interpreting 201
- Summary 202
- Exercises 203
- Web Resources 203
- References 204
- Appendix: Attitudes Toward Educational Research Scale 205
- 10 Principal Components Analysis 207
- Overview 208
- Assumptions 209
- Bartlett Test (Sphericity) 209
- KMO Test (Sampling Adequacy) 210
- Determinant of Correlation Matrix 210
- Basics of Principal Components Analysis 211
- Principal Component Scores 215
- Principal Component Example 216
- R Packages 216
- Data Set 216
- Assumptions 219
- Number of Components 220
- Reporting and Interpreting 226
- Summary 227
- Exercises 228
- Web Resources 228
- References 228
- 11 Multidimensional Scaling 229
- Overview 231
- Assumptions 232
- Proximity Matrix 233
- MDS Model 233
- MDS Analysis 233
- Sample Size 233
- Variable Scaling 234
- Number of Dimensions 234
- R Packages 234
- Goodness-of-Fit Index 236
- MDS Metric Example 237
- MDS Nonmetric Example 244
- Reporting and Interpreting Results 251
- Summary 252
- Exercises 252
- Web Resources 253
- References 253
- 12 Structural Equation Modeling 255
- Overview 257
- Assumptions 258
- Multivariate Normality 258
- Positive Definite Matrix 261
- Equal Variance-Covariance Matrices 263
- Correlation Versus Covariance Matrix 264
- Basic Correlation and Covariance Functions 265
- Matrix Input Functions 267
- Reference Scaling in SEM Models 270
- R Packages 271
- Finding R Packages and Functions 271
- SEM Packages 273
- CFA Models 275
- Basic Model 275
- Multiple Group Model 282
- Structural Equation Models 290
- Basic SEM Model 290
- Longitudinal SEM Models 295
- Reporting and Interpreting Results 310
- Summary 311
- Exercises 312
- Web Resources 312
- References 312.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 9781483377964
- 1483377962
- OCLC:
- 899229906
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