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malinvaudQ4CA.perm
:
Computes the Malinvaud / Saporta test for
the omnibus and dimensions of a correspondence
analysis. malinvaudQ4CA.perm
gives
the asymptotic Chi2 values and their associated
p-value under the usual assumptions.
If provided with permuted
CA-eigenvalues, malinvaudQ4CA.perm
will report the p-value obtained from
the permutation test.
malinvaudQ4CA.perm(Data, LesEigPerm = NULL, ndigit4print = 4)
Data |
A matrix suitable for correspondence analysis (i.e., with all non-negative elements). |
LesEigPerm |
the permuted eigenvalues
as a |
ndigit4print |
(Default: 4), number of significant digits to use to report the results. |
DETAILS
A (self-explanatory) table with the results of the test
Hervé Abdi
The original work is described in a rather hard to find paper (published in the proceeding of a meeting) by Malinvaud:
Malinvaud, E. (1987). Data Analysis in applied socio-economic statistics with special considerations of correspondence analysis. Marketing Science Conference Proceedings, HEC-ISA, Jouy-en-Josas.
A synthesis of the method with additional information can be found in
Saporta (2011). Probabilité et Analyse des Données (3rd Ed). Technip, Paris. p. 209.
## Not run:
set.seed(87) # set the seed
X <- matrix(round(runif(21)*20), ncol = 3) # good for CA
resMalin <- malinvaudQ4CA.perm(X)
## End(Not run)
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