Stats for Midterm Flashcards
the CANDISC procedure performs what?
- canonical discriminant analysis
- computes squared distances between class means
- performs ANOVA (univariate) and MANOVA (multivariate)
in CANDISC, what is the F value?
whether the expected values of a quantitative variable within pre-defined groups differ from each other
in CANDISC, what is the p value?
statistical significance of null hypothesis
in CANDISC, what shoes that two ideas are significantly different?
if F value > 1
and p value <0.05
DDA identifies what?
which ideas are responsible for the group difference
in DDA, what should you look for?
the biggest canonical values (ignoring negative signs), which identifies which idea is causing the difference
LRA identifies what?
the idea influencing overall acceptance and purchase intent
what kind of variable is LRA used for?
binary response variable (yes-no questions)
in LRA, what are you looking for?
smallest p-values for critical attributes (overall liking and purchase intent) for each idea