Educational and Psychological Measurement · 1980 · 37 citations · 11 references
ComputingGeoinformaticsGeomorphologyLandscape MetricsLandscape Pattern AnalysisLandform ClassificationModal AnalysisGeomorphometric AnalysisGroup SubgroupsModal Class IdentificationModal IdentificationReplication Study DesignRepresentative SamplesShapeSingular Value Decomposition
A FORTRAN program is described for the identification and cross-validation of relatively homogeneous subgroups within a dimensional or ordination space. This classification approach is designed for use with several samples in a replication design. The program consists of three stages: (1) identification of preliminary types within each of m samples, (2) replication of these types across samples, and (3) generalizability of the typology with new samples. The computations are based on a sequential application of the singular value decomposition. An important feature of this program is that it allows one to differentiate the independent contribution of elevation, scatter, and shape parameters in defining profile similarity.
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Assessing similarity between profiles.
Lee J. Cronbach, Goldine C. Gleser · Psychological Bulletin · 1953 · 1.2K citations
Principles of Numerical Taxonomy
H. H. Ross · Systematic Biology · 1964 · 1.1K citations
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