Chapter 10: Multidimensional Scaling
individual that is not possible in cluster analysis or factor analysis. • Multidimensional scaling does not use a variate. Step 1: Objectives Of Multidimensional Scaling Perceptual mapping, and multidimensional scaling in particular, is most appropriate for achieving two objectives: 1. As an exploratory technique to identify unrecognized
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