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A discriminant analysis for qualitative data with interactions.

H J Trampisch
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Two linkable computer programs have been developed for a discriminant analysis with qualitative variables, which permit taking into account 1st order interactions. The first program is used to estimate the parameters required in the second program. The second program allows a classification of new cases as well as an unbaised estimation of error rates.

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H J Trampisch. 1976. A discriminant analysis for qualitative data with interactions.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0010-468x(76)90051-9

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