Clustering the rows and columns of a contingency table
Journal of ClassificationPublished 1 March 1988
Michael Greenacre
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Abstract
Chi-square statistic, Cluster analysis, Contingency tables, Correspondence analysis, Multiple comparisons, Wishart distribution,
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