Hello everybody!
Does anybody know (a) real good book(s) on Multivariate Data Analysis, which
is really up to date (Structural Equatation Modeling, Neural Networks and so
on) and tells me "how to do it the right way"? Most books I know show only a
few aspects, have some mistakes (e.g. testig on H0 with alpha < .05 and so
on). Esp. references to research plans and methods or also research
questions (psychology, biometry, market research) and also to evaluation
(-research) maybe in the "scientist-practitioner context" would be very
interesting.
With Regards,
Oliver
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