For Discriminant Analysis we have terms and definitions in 4 topics. The topics are Finance, Financial, Marketing and Ordination.

Discriminant Analysis (Finance)

A statistical process that links the probability of default to a specified set of financial ratios.

Discriminant Analysis (Financial)

Is a mathematical approach which tries to differentiate between classes, categories or clusters or groups. It is mostly used for Credit Scoring or predicting bankruptcies. It partitions a sample into Yes or No groups, Positive and Negative, or Bullish and Bearish. Is a mathematical approach which tries to differentiate between classes, categories or clusters or groups. It is mostly used for Credit Scoring or predicting bankruptcies. It partitions a sample into Yes or No groups, Positive and Negative, or Bullish and Bearish.

Discriminant Analysis (Marketing)

A multivariate technique for analyzing the predictive value of a set of independent variables.

Discriminant Analysis (Ordination)

A technique related to ordination, which is used in many fields other than ecology. Digby and Kempton (1987) provide a good discussion. Discriminant Analysis tells us whether a particular set of variables is useful in discriminating previously delineated groups. Canonical Variates Analysis (CVA) is a form of discriminant analysis which is actually a special case of Canonical Correspondence Analysis in which the classes are coded as dummy variables.

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