Multivariate Data Analysis - Quiz 2 | EDMS 771, Quizzes of Descriptive statistics

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EDMS 771 Multivariate Data Analysis
QUIZ 2 Spring 2008 Name:_________________________
NOTES: (A) Use precise technical terminology when appropriate: say “heterogeneity of variance”; don’t say “the variances are kind
of different from each other.” (B) The references in parentheses refer to pages in the text – useful for review – you may not look now!
(1) On the back of this sheet, sketch the Scree Plot for the PCA; be as accurate as possible but it is not
necessary to use a ruler or straightedge. (p 121)
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(2) For the PCA, the total variance with respect to all the variables is: 5 (p 117-8)
(3) How many principal components would be needed to account for 80% of the variance: 2
(4) Which variable do you think is negatively correlated with all of the other variables? Infant mortality
(5) Explicitly, what does the value, .902, represent in the Component Matrix? (p 102)
Correlation of principal component with %People who Read variable
(6) If you want to compute component scores for each of the 107 nations, what transformation is required for
the variables being analyzed? (Class)
z-score (standard score)
(7) Explicitly, how was the value .602 in the Communalities for the Principal Axes FA computed? (Class)
Multiple R2 of %People Living in Cities = DV with other 4 variables as predictors
(8) What is the main reason for rotating factors in FA? (p 123)
Improve interpretability
(9) According to the textbook, the minimum value of a factor loading for practical significance is: .5
(p 128)
(10) The factor, not PC, loading for the variable, People Living in Cities,” is equal to:
.607 .779
(Class)
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EDMS 771 Multivariate Data Analysis

QUIZ 2 Spring 2008 Name:_________________________

NOTES: (A) Use precise technical terminology when appropriate: say “heterogeneity of variance”; don’t say “the variances are kind

of different from each other.” (B) The references in parentheses refer to pages in the text – useful for review – you may not look now!

(1) On the back of this sheet, sketch the Scree Plot for the PCA; be as accurate as possible but it is not

necessary to use a ruler or straightedge. (p 121)

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1 2 3 4 5

(2) For the PCA, the total variance with respect to all the variables is: 5 (p 117-8)

(3) How many principal components would be needed to account for 80% of the variance: 2

(4) Which variable do you think is negatively correlated with all of the other variables? Infant mortality

(5) Explicitly, what does the value, .902, represent in the Component Matrix? (p 102)

Correlation of principal component with %People who Read variable

(6) If you want to compute component scores for each of the 107 nations, what transformation is required for

the variables being analyzed? (Class)

z-score (standard score)

(7) Explicitly, how was the value .602 in the Communalities for the Principal Axes FA computed? (Class)

Multiple R^2 of %People Living in Cities = DV with other 4 variables as predictors

(8) What is the main reason for rotating factors in FA? (p 123)

Improve interpretability

(9) According to the textbook, the minimum value of a factor loading for practical significance is:. 5

(p 128)

(10) The factor, not PC, loading for the variable, People Living in Cities,” is equal to: .607 .

(Class)

PCA for 5 Variables – Unit = Nation of the World

Communalities 1.000. 1.000. 1.000. 1.000. 1.000. People living in cities (%) Average female life expectancy People who read (%) Infant mortality (deaths per 1000 live births) Gross domestic product / capita Initial Extraction Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis. Total Variance Explained 3.954 79.079 79.079 3.954 79.079 79. .534 10.671 89. .348 6.961 96. .131 2.619 99. .033 .670 100. Component 1 2 3 4 5 Total % of Variance Cumulative % Total % of Variance Cumulative % Initial Eigenvalues Extraction Sums of Squared Loadings Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis. Component Matrixa . . . -. . People living in cities (%) Average female life expectancy People who read (%) Infant mortality (deaths per 1000 live births) Gross domestic product / capita 1 Compone nt Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis. a. 1 components extracted.