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Using Dimensionality Reduction Method for Binary Data to Questionnaire Analysis

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In this paper we introduce a modified version of existing dimensionality reduction method for binary data, weighted logistic principal component analysis (WLPCA). We propose to fit the basis vectors of the latent natural parameter subspace in a successive procedure instead of fitting them at ones, so the vectors will be sorted by an explanation power of the data in term of model likelihood. Based on our modified WLPCA model, we present a methodology for analyzing binary (true/false) questionnaires. The purpose of the methodology is to bring the authors of questionnaires a global overview of relationships between questions based on the correlations of binary answers. In the experiment we employ our proposed model to analyze psychiatric questionnaire, namely the Junior Temperament and Character Inventory (JTCI). The results suggest that our methodology can yield interesting relationships between questions and that our modified model is better suited for such an analysis as the existing versions of the logistic principal component analysis model.

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Mažgut, J., Paulinyová, M., Tiňo, P. (2012). Using Dimensionality Reduction Method for Binary Data to Questionnaire Analysis. In: Kotásek, Z., Bouda, J., Černá, I., Sekanina, L., Vojnar, T., Antoš, D. (eds) Mathematical and Engineering Methods in Computer Science. MEMICS 2011. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 7119. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-25929-6_14

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