Jan Niesing

Simultaneous component and factor analysis methods for two or more groups: A comparative study.

Leiden, The Netherlands: DSWO Press, 1997

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The book, originally a PhD Thesis (Department of Psychology, University of Groningen; supervisor: Prof. dr. J. M. F. ten Berge ), is now freely available in PDF-format, which can, for instance be read with Adobe Acrobat Reader or GhostScript. A single PDF file of the entire book is available here as well as the separate parts.

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Front pages. Preliminary pages, Tables of contents, Introduction (0.5 MB)
Chapter 1. Generalized components analysis. (1.5 MB)
Chapter 2. The methods under investigation. (0.8 MB)
Chapter 3. Constructing data with known factor structure. (0.6 MB)
Chapter 4. Independent variables, dimension indicators and success criteria. (1.8 MB)
Chapter 5. Experiment 1, First comparison of the three SCA-methods. (2.6 MB)
Chapter 6. Experiment 2, Testing the method SIFASP-ML. (1.3 MB)
Chapter 7. Experiment 3, Comparison of SCA-methods, when the strength of factors with the same interpretation differs across groups.(1.3 MB)
Chapter 8. Experiment 4, Comparsion of SCA-methods and SIFASP-ML-C, for various conditions. (0.7 MB)
Chapter 9. Conclusion and discussion. (1.0 MB)
References: Appendices (0.9 MB)
End pages: References, Dutch summary, Indices, Notation (1.0 MB)

Simultaneous component and factor analysis methods for two or more groups: A comparative study. (14.5 MB)

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