Exploratory analysis of three-way data by simultaneous latent budget model
The latent budget model can be fruitfully used to analyse tables with constant row sum data. Such a row vector is called observed budget and can include compositional data, time-budgets, mobility tables, budgets of preferences, or, in general, contingency tables with data collected under the product-multinomial sampling scheme with fixed row margins. The model approximates the observed budgets by a mixture of latent compositions called ``latent budgets. Two estimation procedures are available. The first uses a maximum likelihood procedure EM-algorithm starting from probabilistic assumptions on the data. The second one is a constrained least-squares procedure for the estimation of the latent budget model when the probabilistic assumptions are violated. It is shown how the constrained least-squares procedure can be applied to the estimation of the unconstrained simultaneous latent budget model and to the model with across-group homogeneity constraints. An exploratory approach to the simultaneous model is thus proposed. The results are illustrated with some examples.
- A latent time–budget model
- Discrete mixtures in Bayesian networks with hidden variables: a latent time budget example
- Constrained latent class analysis of three-way three-mode data
- Model based clustering for three-way data structures
- Latent Structure Analysis of a Set of Multidimensional Contingency Tables
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