Pieter M. Kroonenberg

Three-Mode Principal Component Analysis: Theory and Applications

Leiden, The Netherlands: DWO Press, 1983

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Kroonenberg, P. M. (1983). Three-mode principal component analysis. Theory and applications. Leiden: DSWO Press (399pp.) (20MB)

Title Page, Preliminary pages, Tables of Contents (0.4 MB)
Chapter 1. Preliminaries (0.6 MB)
Chapter 2. Survey (1.2 MB)
Chapter 3. Models (1.8 MB)
Chapter 4. Methods and algorithms (1.7 MB)
Chapter 5. Transformation of core matrices (1.0 MB)
Chapter 6. Scaling and interpretation (2.9 MB)
Chapter 7. Residuals (1.8 MB)
Chapter 8. Standard three-mode data: Attachment study (1.4 MB)
Chapter 9. Semantic differential data: Triple personality study (0.8 MB)
Chapter10. Asymmetric similarity data: ITP study (0.6 MB)
Chapter11. Similarities and adjective ratings: Cola study (1.1 MB)
Chapter12. Correlation matrices: Four ability-factor study (0.7 MB)
Chapter13. Multivariate longitudinal data: Hospital study (1.8 MB)
Chapter14. Growth curves: Learning to read study (0.6 MB)
Chapter15. Three-mode correspondence analysis: Leiden electorate study (1.1 MB)
End pages: Acknowledgements, Appendices, References, Indices (3.7 MB)
Samenvatting: Nederlandse samenvatting (0.4 MB)
Errata: Corrections, book reviews (0.8 MB)

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P.M. Kroonenberg
Leiden Institute of Education and Child Studies, Leiden University
Wassenaarseweg 52, 2333 AK Leiden, The Netherlands
E-mail: kroonenb at fsw.leidenuniv.nl

First version : 12/9/2003;