Therefore, researchers proposed that relationship quality is a high order factor, including multi-dimensional variables (Crosby, Evans, and Cowles, 1990; Naudé and Buttle, 2000; Walter, Muller, Helfert, and Ritter, 2003).
To advance social science, one needs to add precision to the definition of family influence and family as they are most likely multi-dimensional variables for purposes of research studies.
For our multi-dimensional variables, radar data were processed to derive forest biomass maps and these data were used with a Landsat-derived vegetation type classification and spatial neighborhood analyses.
CA summarizes multi-dimensional variables among a dataset into a lower number of variables and thereby facilitates the identification of major sources of variations that explain most of the variance among the data.
Intelligence is a multi-dimensional variable.
Primer V6 (PRIMER-E, Plymouth) was used to calculate Bray-Curtis similarities, to perform non-metric multi dimensional analysis (nMDS), and Analysis of Similarities (ANOSIM).
Nonmetric multi dimensional scaling (NMDS) analysis of the combined 20 samples showed the strong seasonal structuring of the community at L4 (Fig. 2).
Figure 1 shows an example of an inseparable two-dimensional space that becomes separable after the transformation of the input space from low dimensional to multi dimensional.
It also highlights the importance of inclusion of the role (school) functioning concept in measuring multi dimensional HRQOL.
Group comparisons of dimensional variables were performed with t tests.
Isomap was chosen over multi dimensional scaling approaches as it gave better results, in particular since dissimilarities are bounded from above (1 bit maximum).
