Advances in Data Science and Classification pp 641-646 | Cite as
Hierarchy Techniques of Multidimensional Data Analysis (MDA) in Social Medicine Research
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Abstract
Multidimensional Data Analysis (MDA), by means of statistical methods, is used in order to select the main sources of variability and to establish a hierarchy of the characteristics under study. This hierarchy is necessary in social medicine for decision making.
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Cluster Correspondance Analysis Social Medicine DecisionPreview
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