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Multivariate Analysis: Correspondence Analysis

Tables Tab

The Tables tab is shown in Figure 31.4. You can use the Tables tab to display the following tables that summarize the results of the analysis. For more information, see the "Displayed Output" subsection of the "Details" section in the documentation for the CORRESP procedure.

Observed frequencies


specifies whether to display the contingency table of observed frequencies. This check box corresponds to the OBSERVED option in the PROC CORRESP statement.

Chi-square expected values


specifies whether to display the expected frequencies for the contingency table. This check box corresponds to the EXPECTED option in the PROC CORRESP statement.

Deviations (observed minus expected)


specifies whether to display the difference between the observed and expected frequencies for the contingency table. This check box corresponds to the DEVIATIONS option in the PROC CORRESP statement.

Contributions to chi-square statistic


specifies whether to display contributions to the total chi-square test statistic, including the row and column marginals and the total chi-square statistic. This check box corresponds to the CELLCHI2 option in the PROC CORRESP statement.

Row and column profiles


specifies whether to display row and column profiles. The row profile is the matrix of row-conditional probabilities. The column profile is the matrix of column-conditional probabilities. This check box corresponds to the RP and CP options in the PROC CORRESP statement.

Inertias and squared cosines


specifies whether to display statistics that are related to inertia and squared cosines. The names of the ODS tables displayed by this option are "Inertias," "ColBest," "ColContr," "ColQualMassIn," "ColSqCos," "RowBest," "RowContr," "RowQualMassIn," and "RowSqCos."

In addition to the previous optional tables, the Correspondence analysis always creates the following tables:

Row coordinates


corresponds to the "RowCoors" table.

Column coordinates


corresponds to the "ColCoors" table.

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