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- Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 16:04:00 EDT
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- Subject: Repeated measures in discriminant analysis
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- I have a client here who has a data set with two categorical variables, each of
- which classifies an observation into one of four groups. The data set also
- contains a number of analysis variables that we hope to use to categorize the
- observations.
-
- We want to do two things:
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- 1. Run something like discriminant analysis to estimate functions for the two
- categorical variables to classify observations on the basis of the analysis
- variables. This seems easy enough to me.
-
- 2. Determine whether the classificatory functions differ between the two
- different categorical variables. This sounds like some sort of repeated
- measures analysis to me, but I (quite frankly) don't know what I'm talking
- about.
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- Any suggestions for determining whether the two categorical variables differ in
- the way they relate to the many analysis variables would be appreciated.
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- Thank you all for your assistance.
-
- james zeitler
- jzeitler@bentley.bitnet
-