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This course is geared towards marketing researchers, biomedical researchers, survey analysts, and anyone who wants to learn the latest tools to analyze data in more depth!
- Identify latent (hidden) segments that underlie survey data, customer, patient or prospect databases, diagnostic, test or other cross-sectional or longitudinal data.
- Focuses on techniques that provide better solutions than the more traditional approaches to cluster, factor and regression analysis when the population is not homogenous
- Learn all this from the comfort of your
home in your free time!
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Statistical Innovations Inc. (SI) is a Boston-based consulting and software development company specializing in
innovative applications of statistical modeling. Beginning in 1981 with the development of the
highly popular SPSS CHAID tree-based segmentation program, SI offers
statistical software packages
that truly represent the state-of-the-art in statistical modeling:
- Latent GOLD® 4.5,
a groundbreaking latent class and finite mixture modeling program
- a revolutionary alternative approach to cluster, factor, and
regression analysis
- Latent GOLD® Choice, a breakthrough software program in conjoint and
discrete choice analysis
- GOLDMineR® , an
innovative logistic and ordinal regression analysis tool
- SI-CHAID®, the successor to the original SPSS CHAID program.
In addition, Statistical Innovations offers in-house and on-site training
and an array of consulting services.
We also have a special SI Classroom program designed
to make our products accessible for classroom teaching.
Latent GOLD Co-developer Honored!
In August 2005, Jeroen Vermunt, co-developer of Latent GOLD, became the
inaugural recipient of the Leo Goodman Award.
The Leo Goodman Award recognizes contributions to sociological methodology
or innovative uses of sociological methodology made by a scholar who is no
more than 10 years past Ph.D.
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