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DOI: 10.1016/0277-9536(93)90118-n
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Interpoint squared distance as a measure of spatial clustering

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“…As noted, prior literature extending out over almost forty-plus years in the psychology field has demonstrated the utility that interpoint distances in Euclidean space can be used to determine group differences (Nunnally, 1962) to compare factor structures (Poor and Wherry, 1976;Selvin et al, 1993;Maa et al, 1996). This methodology has not been applied until recently (Schwartz and Teach, 1999;Teach and Schwartz, a & b, 2000) in marketing and management research.…”
Section: Comparing Two Factor Solutions and Interpoint Distance Calcu
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“…. In fact as suggested in the recent medical paper (Selvin et al, 1993) the plots of the interpoint distances can be useful in identifying the correlation of data. (Exhibits Eight and Nine)…”
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