Methods for statistical data analysis of multivariate observations

Methods for Statistical Data Analysis of Multivariate Observations

Volumn , Issue , 2011, Pages 1-361

  Gnanadesikan, R ^a  

^a RUTGERS UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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2. Section 2.2.2 Anderson & Rubin (1956), Bartett (1951), Carroll (1969), Devlin et al. (1975), Fletcher & Powell (1963), Harman (1967), Hoerl & Kennard (1970), Howe (1955), Imbrie (1963), Imbrie & Kipp (1971), Imbrie & Van Andel (1964), Jöreskog (1967), Jöreskog & Lawley (1968), Lawley (1940, 1967), Lawley & Maxwell (1963), McDonald (1962, 1967), Seal (1964), Theil (1963), Thomson (1934), Thurstone (1931).
3. Section 2.3 Abelson & Tukey (1959), Bartholomew (1959), Barton & Mallows (1961), Bennett (1965), Boynton & Gordon (1965), Carroll & Chang (1970), Coombs (1964), Ekman (1954), Kruskal (1964a, b), Miles (1959), Rothkopf (1957), Shepard (1962a, b, 1963), Shepard & Carroll (1966), Van Eeden (1957a, b).
4. Section 2.4 Businger & Golub (1969), Donnell et al. (1994), Gnanadesikan & Wilk (1966, 1969), Van de Geer (1968), Wilk, Gnanadesikan & Huyett (1962a).
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7. Section 4.1 Breiman et al. (1984), Buja & Hastie (1994), Hand (1981).
8. Section 4.2 Becker et al. (1965), Bricker et al. (1971), Chambers (1977), Chen et al. (1970, 1974), Fisher (1936, 1938), Hotelling (1947), Jackson (1956), Rao (1952), Seal (1964).
9. Section 4.2.1 Anderson (1984), Becker et al. (1965), Chen et al. (1970, 1974), Rao (1952).
10. Section 4.2.2 Bricker et al. (1971).
11. Section 4.2.3 Burnaby (1966), Rao (1966).
12. Section 4.3 Cormack (1971), Everitt (1974), Gnanadesikan & Kettenring (1989), Hartigan (1975), Kaufman & Rousseeuw (1990).
13. Section 4.3.1 Art et al. (1982), Gnanadesikan et al. (1993), Gnanadesikan ct al. (1995), Kaufman & Rousseeuw (1990).
14. Section 4.3.2 Arabie & Carroll (1980), Azimov et al. (1988), Ball & Hall (1965), Buja & Hurley (1990), Cohen et al. (1977), Cook et al. (1993), Fisherkeller et al. (1974), Friedman & Rubin (1967), Friedman & Tukey (1974), Gower (1967), Hartigan (1967, 1975), Johnson (1967), MacQueen (1965), Miller & Nicely (1955), Scott & Symons (1971), Shepard & Arabie (1979), Sneath (1957), Sokal & Sneath (1963), Sorenson (1948), Swayne et al. (1991), Warner (1968).
15. Section 4.3.3 Baker & Hubert (1975), Cohen et al. (1977), Fowlkes et al. (1987, 1988), Fowlkes & Mallows (1983), Gnanadesikan et al. (1977, 1982), Gnanadesikan et al. (1993), Gnanadesikan et al. (1995), Hubert (1974), Kettenring et al. (1976), Ling (1973).
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17. Section 5.2.1 Anderson (1984), Chambers (1977), Golub & Reinsch (1970), Pillai & Jayachandran (1967), Roy & Bose (1953), Roy et al. (1971), Scheffé (1953, 1959), Stein (1956), Wilkinson (1970).
18. Section 5.2.2 Anderson (1984, 1969), Jöreskog (1977), Lindley (1972), Rao (1965), Roy & Gnanadesikan (1957, 1962), Srivastava (1966), Stein (1956, 1965).
19. Section 5.2.3 Andrews et al. (1972), Bickel (1964), Devlin et al. (1975, 1981), Gentleman (1965), Gnanadesikan & Kettenring (1972), Hampel (1968, 1971), Hampel et al. (1986), Huber (1964, 1970, 1972, 1973, 1977, 1981), Johnson & Leone (1964), Krasker & Welsch (1982), Lax (1975), Mallows (1973, 1983), Maronna (1976), McLaughlin & Tukey (1961), Mood (1941), Rousseeuw (1983), Teichroew (1956), Tukey (1960), Tukey & McLaughlin (1963), Tyler (1983), Wilk & Gnanadesikan (1964), Wilk et al. (1962).
20. Section 5.3 Andrews et al. (1971), Box & Cox (1964), Chambers (1973), Cox (1970, 1972), Moore & Tukey (1954), Puri & Sen (1971), Tukey (1957).
21. Section 5.4 Kendall (1968).
22. Section 5.4.1 Aitchison & Brown (1957), Chambers (1973), Gnanadesikan (1972), Laue & Morse (1968), Wilk & Gnanadesikan (1968).
23. Section 5.4.2 Aitkin (1972), Anderson (1966), Andrews (1971), Andrews, Gnanadesikan & Warner (1971, 1972, 1973), Box & Cox (1964), D’Agostino (1971), D’Agostino & Pearson (1973), David & Johnson (1948), Devlin et al. (1975), Downton (1966), Filliben (1975), Gnanadesikan & Kettenring (1972), Gnanadesikan et al. (1967), Healy (1968), Kessell & Fukunaga (1972), Malkovich & Afifi (1973), Mardia (1970, 1975, 1980), Pearson & Hartley (1966), Rosenblatt (1952), Roy (1953), Sarhan & Greenberg (1956), Shapiro & Wilk (1965), Shapiro et al. (1968), Weiss (1958).
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27. Section 6.3 Daniel (1959), Dempster (1958), Gnanadesikan (1980), Gnanadesikan & Lee (1970), Gnanadesikan & Wilk (1970), Roy et al. (1971), Wilk et ai. (1962a), Wilk & Gnanadesikan (1961, 1964).
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