A Procedure for Transforming Points in Multi-Dimensional Space to a Two-Dimensional Representation
Educational and Psychological MeasurementPublished 1 December 1993
George A. Marcoulides, Zvi Drezner
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Abstract
In this paper a procedure is set forth that transforms an n-dimensional scatter diagram into a two-dimensional scatter diagram while preserving proximity relationships between points. This procedure can help in the presentation and interpretation of multivariate results.
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