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- Stratification by stepwise regression, correspondence analysis and recursive partition: A comparison of three methods of analysis for survival data with covariates
- Influence in canonical correlation analysis
- The Gifi system of descriptive multivariate analysis.
- Multilevel homogeneity analysis with differential weighting
- R. A. Fisher and multivariate analysis
- Correspondence analysis, with an extension towards nominal time series
- Optimization and data structure: Seven faces of dual scaling
- A short history of statistical association: from correlation to correspondence analysis to copulas
- A framework for quantifying qualitative responses in pairwise experiments
- Goodness of fit of an assigned of scores for the analysis of association in a contingency table
- The choise of optimum scores in a Markov chain of order one
- A unified treatment of the weighting problem
- Analysis of contingency tables by ideal point discriminant analysis
- A new definition of well-behaved discrimination functions
- Classification accuracy as a proxy for two-sample testing
- A genealogy of correspondence analysis
- Fisher and Inference for Scores
- On Kolmogorov asymptotics of estimators of the misclassification error rate in linear discriminant analysis
- Functions on Discriminants
- A Projection Decomposition for Bivariate Discrete Probability Distributions
- Metrics of \(L_{p}\)-type and distributional equivalence principle
- Simple Correspondence Analysis: A Bibliographic Review
- Correspondence analysis with least absolute residuals
- An evaluation of non-iterative methods for estimating the linear-by-linear parameter of ordinal log-linear models
- Nonparametric universal copula modeling
- Fisher's pioneering work on discriminant analysis and its impact on artificial intelligence
- Weighted cumulative correspondence analysis based on a particular cumulative power divergence family
- Partial cumulative correspondence analysis
- Gleaning in the field of dual scaling
- The selection of judges for preference testing
- Maximizing test validity by item selection
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