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Short-id: pbe172

Journal Articles

2012

1. Biplots in Practice
   Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A, 2012, 175, (4), 1073-1074
2. Exploratory multivariate analysis by example using R
   Journal of Applied Statistics, 2012, 39, (6), 1381-1382

2011

3. Studying the dependence between ordinal-nominal categorical variables via orthogonal polynomials
   Journal of Applied Statistics, 2011, 38, (10), 2119-2132 View citations (3)

2010

4. Ecological inference techniques: an empirical evaluation using data describing gender and voter turnout at New Zealand elections, 1893–1919
   Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A, 2010, 173, (1), 185-213 View citations (3)
5. Simple and multiple correspondence analysis for ordinal-scale variables using orthogonal polynomials
   Journal of Applied Statistics, 2010, 37, (12), 2101-2116 View citations (2)
6. The aggregate association index
   Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, 2010, 54, (6), 1570-1580 View citations (1)
7. The analysis of dependence for three ways contingency tables with ordinal variables: A case study of patient satisfaction data
   Journal of Applied Statistics, 2010, 37, (1), 91-103

2009

8. Some Interpretative Tools for Non-Symmetrical Correspondence Analysis
   Journal of Classification, 2009, 26, (1), 55-76 View citations (1)
9. Towards a better understanding of correlation
   Statistica Neerlandica, 2009, 63, (3), 324-333 View citations (1)

2007

10. Non-symmetric correspondence analysis with ordinal variables using orthogonal polynomials
    Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, 2007, 52, (1), 566-577 View citations (6)
11. Partitioning a non-symmetric measure of association for three-way contingency tables
    Journal of Multivariate Analysis, 2007, 98, (7), 1391-1411 View citations (2)

2004

12. S-PLUS code for ordinal correspondence analysis
    Computational Statistics, 2004, 19, (4), 593-612