Taguchi's statistic has long been known to be a more appropriate measure of symmetric association for ordered categorical variables than the Pearson chi-squared statistic. Therefore, there is some advantage in using Taguchi's statistic for performing correspondence analysis when a two-way contingency table consists of ordered categorical variables. This paper will explore the development of ordered correspondence analysis using the Taguchi's index and show that is mathematically analogousto classical correspondence analysis.

Ordinal correspondence analysis based on cumulative chi-squared test / E., Beh; D'Ambra, Luigi; B., Simonetti. - (2007). (Intervento presentato al convegno Correspondence Analysis and Related Methods tenutosi a Rotterdam nel 25-27 giugno).

Ordinal correspondence analysis based on cumulative chi-squared test

D'AMBRA, LUIGI;
2007

Abstract

Taguchi's statistic has long been known to be a more appropriate measure of symmetric association for ordered categorical variables than the Pearson chi-squared statistic. Therefore, there is some advantage in using Taguchi's statistic for performing correspondence analysis when a two-way contingency table consists of ordered categorical variables. This paper will explore the development of ordered correspondence analysis using the Taguchi's index and show that is mathematically analogousto classical correspondence analysis.
2007
Ordinal correspondence analysis based on cumulative chi-squared test / E., Beh; D'Ambra, Luigi; B., Simonetti. - (2007). (Intervento presentato al convegno Correspondence Analysis and Related Methods tenutosi a Rotterdam nel 25-27 giugno).
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