Multivariate Data Analysis &
Factor Analysis
Session 1 - Introduction & Hands-on
Practice
What is Multivariate Data?
• - Data with multiple variables for each
observation
• - Example: Customer dataset with age,
income, and spending score
• - Used in marketing, finance, healthcare, and
social sciences
Why Multivariate Analysis?
• - Real-world data is complex and
multidimensional
• - Helps uncover patterns and relationships
• - Used for segmentation, prediction, and
classification
Types of Multivariate Analysis
• - Factor Analysis: Data reduction
• - Regression Analysis: Predictive modeling
• - Discriminant Analysis: Classification
• - Cluster Analysis: Segmentation
What is Factor Analysis?
• - Statistical technique to reduce
dimensionality
• - Identifies hidden relationships between
variables
• - Example: Grouping customer satisfaction
survey questions into key factors
Steps in Factor Analysis
• 1. Collect Data
• 2. Check Factorability (Bartlett’s Test, KMO
Test)
• 3. Extract Factors (PCA, MLE)
• 4. Rotate Factors (Varimax Rotation)
• 5. Interpret Results (Factor Loadings, Scree
Plot)
Hands-on Factor Analysis
• - Perform Factor Analysis using:
• 1. Excel
• 2. SPSS
• 3. Python (PCA)
• - Identify key factors from a dataset
• - Interpret the results using Scree Plot &
Factor Loadings
Real-World Applications of Factor
Analysis
• - Marketing: Identifying key factors in
customer behavior
• - Finance: Risk assessment and investment
analysis
• - Healthcare: Grouping symptoms to diagnose
diseases
• - Social Sciences: Personality trait
identification
Classroom Activity
• - Work in groups with a dataset
• - Perform Factor Analysis using a tool of choice
• - Identify key factors and present findings
• - Discuss interpretations with the class
Summary & Key Takeaways
• - Multivariate Analysis helps understand
complex datasets
• - Factor Analysis is useful for dimensionality
reduction
• - Hands-on experience with Excel, SPSS, or
Python
• - Applications in marketing, finance,
healthcare, and more

Multivariate_Data_Analysis_Session1.pptx

  • 1.
    Multivariate Data Analysis& Factor Analysis Session 1 - Introduction & Hands-on Practice
  • 2.
    What is MultivariateData? • - Data with multiple variables for each observation • - Example: Customer dataset with age, income, and spending score • - Used in marketing, finance, healthcare, and social sciences
  • 3.
    Why Multivariate Analysis? •- Real-world data is complex and multidimensional • - Helps uncover patterns and relationships • - Used for segmentation, prediction, and classification
  • 4.
    Types of MultivariateAnalysis • - Factor Analysis: Data reduction • - Regression Analysis: Predictive modeling • - Discriminant Analysis: Classification • - Cluster Analysis: Segmentation
  • 5.
    What is FactorAnalysis? • - Statistical technique to reduce dimensionality • - Identifies hidden relationships between variables • - Example: Grouping customer satisfaction survey questions into key factors
  • 6.
    Steps in FactorAnalysis • 1. Collect Data • 2. Check Factorability (Bartlett’s Test, KMO Test) • 3. Extract Factors (PCA, MLE) • 4. Rotate Factors (Varimax Rotation) • 5. Interpret Results (Factor Loadings, Scree Plot)
  • 7.
    Hands-on Factor Analysis •- Perform Factor Analysis using: • 1. Excel • 2. SPSS • 3. Python (PCA) • - Identify key factors from a dataset • - Interpret the results using Scree Plot & Factor Loadings
  • 8.
    Real-World Applications ofFactor Analysis • - Marketing: Identifying key factors in customer behavior • - Finance: Risk assessment and investment analysis • - Healthcare: Grouping symptoms to diagnose diseases • - Social Sciences: Personality trait identification
  • 9.
    Classroom Activity • -Work in groups with a dataset • - Perform Factor Analysis using a tool of choice • - Identify key factors and present findings • - Discuss interpretations with the class
  • 10.
    Summary & KeyTakeaways • - Multivariate Analysis helps understand complex datasets • - Factor Analysis is useful for dimensionality reduction • - Hands-on experience with Excel, SPSS, or Python • - Applications in marketing, finance, healthcare, and more