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Understanding Correspondence Analysis: A Comprehensive Guide for 2025
Table of contents Introduction to Correspondence Analysis Correspondence Analysis vs. Other Multivariate Analysis Techniques Correspondence Analysis vs. Multiple Correspondence Analysis Applications of Correspondence Analysis in Market Research Conducting Correspondence Analysis Interpreting Correspondence Analysis Results Best Practices for Effective Correspondence Analysis ...
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Correspondence Analysis
Displayr for Correspondence Analysis Easily perform correspondence analysis fast Displayr is the easiest correspondence analysis tool and the most sophisticated. It is designed specifically for survey research, with all the tools required to find and optimally communicate the story in your data Book...
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Rotate Your Correspondence Analysis to Better Understand Your Brand Positioning
Correspondence analysis is perhaps the most widely used multivariate tool in market research. It's our "go to" tool for displaying complex tables, such as brand association tables. A practical challenge with correspondence analysis is that it is designed to best show...
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Focusing the Results of Correspondence Analysis in Displayr
Correspondence analysis outputs consist of coordinates (usually plotted on a scatterplot) that explain the most variation across all of the brands. When we are interested in a specific brand, it can be useful to use focused rotation, described below. This...
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3D Correspondence Analysis Plots in Q
The data In this post I use a table of the following Pick Any - Grid. Correspondence analysis To create a correspondence analysis plot in Q, follow these steps: Create a table. With a grid like this, this is done by creating a...
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How to do Traditional Correspondence Analysis in Displayr
There are a few variations on the technique of correspondence analysis (including correspondence analysis of square tables, multiple correspondence analysis, and correspondence of multiple tables), but in this post I focus on the most common technique, which could be called...
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3D Correspondence Analysis Plots in R Using Plotly
Back in the "olden days" of the 1970s it was apparently not unknown for statisticians to create 3D visualizations using tinkertoys. For some inexplicable reason, the advent of the PC led to a decline in this practice, with the result that 3D...
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3D Correspondence Analysis Plots in Displayr
Traditional correspondence analysis Traditional correspondence analysis plots typically plot the first two dimensions of a correspondence analysis. Sometimes, additional insight can be gained by plotting the first three dimension. Displayr makes it easy to create three-dimensional correspondence analysis plots. The data In this...
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Adding Supplementary Points to a Correspondence Analysis
Retrospectively adding supplementary points to a correspondence analysis can greatly assist in the interpretation of results. In other words, including supplementary row or column points to a correspondence analysis after the core data has determined the map can improve interpretation...
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Normalization and Scaling in Correspondence Analysis
This post gives recommendations for the best approach to normalization for different situations, making correspondence plots less misleading....
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Understanding the Math of Correspondence Analysis
If you want to quickly make your own correspondence analysis, this is probably the wrong post for you - but you can easily do that using this template! Correspondence Analysis in R: A case study The data that I analyze shows the...
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Correspondence Analysis of Square Tables
Square tables are data tables where the rows and columns have the same labels, commonly seen as a crosstab of brand switching or brand repertoire data. Correspondence analysis is often used to visualize these tables as a much simpler chart. In this...
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Customization of Bubble Charts for Correspondence Analysis in Displayr
When you insert a bubble chart in Displayr (Insert > Visualization > Bubbleplot), you can customize some aspects of its appearance from the controls that appear in the object inspector on the right of the screen. More advanced customizations can be performed by instead inserting...
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Using Bubble Charts to Show Significant Relationships and Residuals in Correspondence Analysis
While correspondence analysis does a great job at highlighting relationships in large tables, a practical problem is that correspondence analysis only shows the strongest relationships, and sometimes some of the weaker relationships may be of more interest. One of our users (thanks Katie...
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When to Use, and Not Use, Correspondence Analysis
Correspondence analysis is one of those rare data science tools which make things simpler. You start with a big table that is too hard to read, and end with a relatively simple visualization. In this post I explain how you...
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Correspondence Analysis Versus Multiple Correspondence Analysis: Which to Use and When?
In this post I explain the difference between the two techniques, and their relative strengths and weaknesses. I assume that you already are familiar with correspondence analysis, but if not, then consider first reading How correspondence analysis works (a simple...
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