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Dr Stephen Tagg
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  • Glasgow, Scotland
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I'm trying to build up a research project proposal drawing together complexity, qualitative and quantitative overlap, fuzzy modelling, partial order facets, comparisons of narratives etc... I'm not quite sure where it's going but I'm wanting to gene…
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At 9:51pm on April 11, 2009, kharonde jamar sykes said…
what up
At 10:10am on April 14, 2008, Prof. Anthony P. M. Coxon said…
Hi Steve
Tell me more about ggobi; it looks interesting. Can it interface with NewMDSX?
Cheers
Tony
PS I bought Kroonenberg in the end; $80 CAN via Amazon CAN is the cheapest

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Short Bio:
Psychology BSc, Architecture PhD, environmental psychology research, nursing research, social statistics, marketing. MDS from 1970, SPSS from 1971 etc..AMOS MPLUS
My Website:
http://s-tagg.market.strath.ac.uk
Field of Expertise:
Marketing Databases, Web Analytics, Statistical Consulting, Teaching
Years of Experience in Analytical Role:
30+
Professional Status:
Professor, Consultant
Interests:
Finding a New Position, Networking
What is your Favorite Data Mining or Analytical Website?
http://cran.r-project.org/
What Other Analytical Website do you Recommend?
http://home.uchicago.edu/~aabbott/om.html
Your Company:
University of Strathclyde
Industry:
Higher Education
How did you find out about AnalyticBridge?
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Business are Not Trees Business Histories are not a single narrative

I'm trying to build up a research project proposal drawing together complexity, qualitative and quantitative overlap, fuzzy modelling, partial order facets, comparisons of narratives etc...
I'm not quite sure where it's going but I'm wanting to generate a toolkit to mean that data collection isn't hamstrung by over-simplistic data structures... etc
At the moment I'm reading Peter Abell's mathematical sociology writings to see if there's a way that they could be one of a series of paradigms for h… Continue

Posted on September 19, 2009 at 3:01pm —

Dr Stephen Tagg

Narratives Events and Discourses

That's NED for short - our Strathclyde university improve-our-methodology self-help group.
I like to think it can help both qualitative and quantitatives, but I suspect I'm the only mixed method member!

Posted on April 14, 2008 at 9:50am —

 
 

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