Exam 21: Multivariate Data Analysis: Analytics With Interdependence Techniques
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Underlying meanings that help provide structure to common observations are referred to as ____________________.
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A(n)____ is a number of observations sharing characteristics associated with some outcome of interest.
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Which factor rotation technique maintains a 90-degree angle between all factors?
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Discuss the purpose of interdependence techniques.List the statistical techniques that can be used for this method.
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Which method provides a visual clue to where the addition of one more factor adds little additional common variance?
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Which of the following is an example of an interdependence analysis method?
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In a big data environment,data ____________________ is a key goal.
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A mathematical way of simplifying factor results that involves a new reference axes for the data that produces more obvious patterns of loadings is ____________________.
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A factor is an underlying dimension that helps understand the nature of the variables in a data set.
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Which method is commonly used to reduce the number of variables that need to be included in a regression analysis?
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Cluster analysis seeks to put observations with low distance scores into the ____________________ group.
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Cluster analysis is an important tool for identifying market segments.
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A number of observations sharing characteristics associated with some outcome of interest is referred to as a(n)____________________.
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The first step in cluster analysis is determining how many ____________________ to analyze.
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An individual respondent's scores on each individual latent factor are represented by ____ scores.
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The purpose of ____________________ analysis is to summarize information in a large number of variables into a smaller number of factors.
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Exploratory factor analysis is used when a researcher is certain about the number of factors and which variables belong in each.
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The correlation between a variable and any factor is called a ____.
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