Analysis and Modeling of
Complex Data in Behavioural
and Social Sciences
Program
JCS – CLADAG 12
Joint meeting of the Japanese Classification Society and
the Italian Classification and Data Analysis Group
Villa Orlandi – Anacapri, Italy
September 3-4, 2012
Scientific Program Committee
CLADAG Members
Donatella Vicari (co-chair), Sapienza University of Rome
Vincenza Capursi, University of Palermo
Giuseppe Giordano, University of Salerno
Stefania Mignani, University of Bologna
Giancarlo Ragozini (LOC chair), Federico II University of Naples
Piercesare Secchi, Politecnico di Milano
JCS Members
Akinori Okada (co-chair), Tama University
Yasumasa Baba, The Institute of Statistical Mathematics
Koji Kurihara, Okayama University
Kazunori Yamaguchi, Rikkyo University
Ryozo Yoshino, The Institute of Statistical Mathematics
IASC Member
Vincenzo Esposito Vinzi, ESSEC Business School
Local Organizing Committee
Giancarlo Ragozini (chair), Federico II University of Naples
Antonella Bisceglia, Federico II University of Naples
Rita Cimmino, Federico II University of Naples
Daniela D’Ambrosio, Federico II University of Naples
Giorgio Infante, Federico II University of Naples
Alfonso Piscitelli, Federico II University of Naples
Concetta Scolorato, Federico II University of Naples
Agnieszka Stawinoga, Federico II University of Naples
Cristina Tortora, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn of Naples
Domenico Vistocco, University of Cassino and Southern Lazio
Maria Prosperina Vitale, University of Salerno
September 2, 2012
17:00-20:00
Registration
September 4, 2012
September 3, 2012
8:00-8:45
8:45-9:15
IASC Solicited
Session
9:15-10:45
Advanced Topics in
Canonical Correlation
and Component Analysis
for Behavioural and
Social Sciences
10:45-11:10
Registration
Opening
CLADAG Solicited CLADAG Solicited
Session 1
Session 2
Analysis and Modeling
New
of Relational Data in Developments
the Behavioural and
in Temporal
Social Sciences 1
Data Analysis
Coffee break
JCS Keynote Session
8:40-10:25
10:25 -10:50
10:50-11:40
S. Miyamoto
Statistical and Non-statistical Models in Clustering: An
Introduction and Recent Topics
11:40-12:50
12:00-13:10
CLADAG Specialized Session 1
Functional Data Analysis for Behavioural and Social Sciences
12:50-14:15
13:10-14:30
Lunch
14:30-15:40
JCS Specialized Session 1
Data Analysis for Cross-National Comparative Surveys
11:10-12:00
15:45-17:00
Contributed A1
Contributed A2
Contributed A3
15:30-16:45
Advances in
Classification and
Clustering 1
Exploratory Data
Analysis and
Visualization
Statistical Models
in Social and
Health Science
16:45-17:00
Contributed B1
Coffee break
Contributed B2
Contributed B3
17:00-18:15
Issues in
Multivariate Data
Analysis 1
Classification and
Data Analysis in
Finance
Methods and
Applications in
Formative Systems
18:15
17:00-17:15
17:15-18:30
20:00-23:00
14:15-15:25
Dinner Party
JCS Solicited
CLADAG Solicited
JCS Solicited
Session 1
Session 3
Session 2
Analysis of Analysis and Modeling of
Multivariate
Asymmetric
Relational Data in the
Analysis for
Relationships Behavioural and Social
Educational
Sciences 2
Testing
Coffee break
CLADAG Keynote Session
F. Bartolucci
Modeling Longitudinal Data with Application to
Educational and Psychological Measurement
JCS Specialized Session 2
Spatial Clustering and its Applications
Lunch
CLADAG Specialized Session 2
Recent Developments in IRT models
Contributed C1
Contributed C2
Contributed C3
Advances in
Classification and
Clustering 2
Web and Text
Mining: Techniques
and Applications
Applied
Classification and
Data Analysis
Contributed D1
Contributed D2
Contributed D3
Issues in
Multivariate Data
Analysis 2
Data Analysis in
Economics
Methods in IRT
and Categorical
Data Analysis
Coffee break
Closing
JCS – CLADAG 12 Program
Sunday
September
2
17:00-20:00
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Registration
8:00-8:45
Monday, September 3, 2012
Registration
Villa Orlandi
Monday
Villa Orlandi
8:45-9:15
Opening
Kounellis Room – Villa Orlandi
Welcome addresses
SIS President – Nicola Torelli, University of Trieste
JCS President – Yasumasa Baba, The Institute of Statistical Mathematics
CLADAG President – Francesco PALUMBO, Federico II University of Naples
9:15-10:45
Solicited Sessions – Parallel Sessions
IASC Solicited Session
Kounellis Room - Villa Orlandi
Advanced Topics in Canonical Correlation and Component Analysis for
Behavioural and Social Sciences
Organizer: Vincenzo Esposito Vinzi, ESSEC Business School of Paris
Chair: TBA
THEME-SEER: THEmatic Model Estimation through Structural Equation Exploratory
Regression  Xavier Bry, Université Montpellier 2; Patrick Redont, Université
Montpellier 2; Thomas Verron, SEITA-ITG Centre de recherche SCR; Pierre Cazes,
Université Paris IX
Preference Mapping by PO-PLS: Separating Common and Unique Information in Several
Data Blocks  Ingrid Måge, Nofima AS; Elena Menichelli, Nofima AS; Tormod Næs,
Nofima AS
A Criterion-based PLS Approach to Multi-block and Multi-group Data Analysis  Michel
Tenenhaus, HEC Paris
On Joint Dimension Reduction and Clustering  Michel van de Velden, Erasmus University
Rotterdam; Alfonso Iodice D’Enza, University of Cassino and Southern Lazio;
Francesco Palumbo, Federico II University of Naples
Multimode Clustering  Maurizio Vichi, Sapienza University of Rome
CLADAG Solicited Session 1
Cerio Room - Villa Orlandi
Analysis and Modeling of Relational Data in Behavioural and Social Sciences 1
Organizers: Maria Rosaria D’Esposito, University of Salerno; Susanna Zaccarin, University of Trieste
Chair: Vladimir Batagelj, University of Ljubljana
A Procrustes-based Analysis for Comparing Relational Datasets  Simona Balbi, Federico II
University of Naples; Michelangelo Misuraca, University of Calabria; Agnieszka
Stawinoga, Federico II University of Naples; Adele Medaglia, University of Calabria
On the Use of Multiple Correspondence Analysis to Visually Explore Affiliation Networks  Domenico
De Stefano, University of Trieste; Maria Rosaria D'Esposito, University of Salerno;
Giancarlo Ragozini, Federico II University of Naples
Network Data as Complex Data Objects: an Approach Using Symbolic Data Analysis  Giuseppe
Giordano, University of Salerno; Maria Paula Brito, Universidade do Porto
September
3
Monday
September
3
Time and Network Structure: an Exploration of Change in Organizational Constellations 
Francesca Odella, University of Trento
On the Stability of Blockmodels Based on Structural and Regular Equivalence Given
Measurement Errors  Anja Žnidaršič, University of Maribor; Anuška Ferligoj, University of
Ljubljana; Patrick Doreian, University of Pittsburgh and University of Ljubljana
Gazebo  Villa Orlandi
CLADAG Solicited Session 2
New Developments in Temporal Data Analysis
Organizer: Rosanna Verde, Second University of Naples
Chair: Rosanna Verde, Second University of Naples
Time-frequency Filtering for Seismic Waves Clustering Antonio Balzanella, Second University
of Naples; Giada Adelfio, University of Palermo; Marcello Chiodi, University of Palermo; Antonino
D’Alessandro, National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology; Dario Luzio, University of Palermo
Santa Maria del Fiore Dome Behavior: Statistical Models for Monitoring Stability  Bruno
Bertaccini, University of Florence; Antonio Giusti University of Florence
Archetypal Functions  Paola Costantini, National Agency for the Evaluation of
Universities and Research Institutes; Giovanni C. Porzio, University of Cassino and
Southern Lazio; Giancarlo Ragozini, Federico II University of Naples; Juan Romo
Urroz, Carlos III University of Madrid
Boxplot for Data Streams Summarized by Histogram Data  Lidia Rivoli, Federico II
University of Naples; Antonio Irpino, Second University of Naples; Rosanna Verde,
Second University of Naples
Automatic Contour Detection and Functional Prediction of Brain Tumor Boundary  Elvira
Romano, Second University of Naples; Iulian T. Vlad, Universitat Jaume I; Jorge
Mateu, Universitat Jaume I
10:45-11:10
Coffee break
Garden – Villa Orlandi
5 min walk to Auditorium Edwin Cerio
11:10-12:00
JCS Keynote Session
Chair: Francesco Palumbo, Federico II University of Naples
Auditorium Edwin Cerio
Statistical and Non-statistical Models in Clustering: An Introduction and Recent Topics  Sadaaki
Miyamoto, University of Tsukuba
12:00-13:10
CLADAG Specialized Session 1
Functional Data Analysis for Behavioral and Social Sciences
Auditorium Edwin Cerio
Organizers: Giuseppe Giordano, University of Salerno; Piercesare Secchi, Politecnico di Milano
Chair: Piercesare Secchi, Politecnico di Milano
Modelling Facial Expressions through Shape Polynomial Regression  Lara Fontanella,
University G. d’Annunzio; Caterina Fusilli, University G. d’Annunzio; Luigi Ippoliti, University
G. d’Annunzio; Alfred Kume, University of Kent
A Semiparametric Regression Framework for Modelling Correlated Binary Responses 
Giampiero Marra, University College London; Rosalba Radice, London School of
Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Treelet Analysis and Independent Component Analysis of Milan Mobile-Network Data:
Investigating Population Mobility and Behavior  Simone Vantini, Politecnico di
Milano; Valeria Vitelli, Électricité de France, École Centrale Paris Paolo Zanini,
Politecnico di Milano
13:10-14:30
Lunch
Garden – Villa Orlandi
Monday
September
3
14:30-15:40
JCS Specialized Session 1
Auditorium Edwin Cerio
Data Analysis for Cross-National Comparative Surveys
Organizer: Ryozo Yoshino, The Institute of Statistical Mathematics
Chair: Ryozo Yoshino, The Institute of Statistical Mathematics
Observationally Equivalent Multi-level Models: Why Comparative Data often do
not Discriminate between Theoretical Alternatives  Wolfgang Jagodzinski,
University of Cologne
Data Analysis of the AsiaBarometer Survey: Well-being, Trust and Political
Attitudes  Kazufumi Manabe, Aoyama Gakuin University
Comparative Analysis on Cultural Changes in East Asian Values Based on Survey
Data  Yuejun Zheng, Doshisha University
5 min walk to Villa Orlandi
15:45-17:00
Contributed Sessions – Parallel Sessions
Contributed Session A1
Kounellis Room – Villa Orlandi
Advances in Classification and Clustering 1
Chair: Maurizio Vichi, Sapienza University of Rome
Contributed Session A2
Cerio Room – Villa Orlandi
Exploratory Data Analysis and Visualization
Chair: Maria Rosaria D’Esposito, University of Salerno
Contributed Session A3
Gazebo – Villa Orlandi
Statistical Models in Social and Health Sciences
Chair: Susanna Zaccarin, University of Trieste
17:00-17:15
17:15-18:30
Coffee break
Garden – Villa Orlandi
Contributed Sessions– Parallel Sessions
Contributed Session B1
Kounellis Room – Villa Orlandi
Issues in Multivariate Data Analysis 1
Chair: TBA
Contributed Session B2
Cerio Room – Villa Orlandi
Classification and Data Analysis in Finance
Chair: Paolo Giudici, University of Pavia
Contributed Session B3
Gazebo – Villa Orlandi
Methods and Applications in Formative Systems
Chair: Kojiro Shojima, The National Center for University Entrance Examinations
20:00-23:30
Dinner Party
Villa San Michele – Anacapri
Tuesday
September
4
8:40-10:25
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Solicited Sessions – Parallel Sessions
JCS Solicited Session 1
Analysis of Asymmetric Relationships
Organizer: Akinori Okada, Tama University
Chair: Akinori Okada, Tama University
Kounellis Room  Villa Orlandi
Asymmetries in Organizational Structures  Giuseppe Bove, Roma Tre University
Markov Models for Two Group Transition Data  Mark de Rooij, Leiden University
Evaluating the Effect of New Brand by Asymmetric Multidimensional Scaling  Akinori Okada,
Tama University; Hiroyuki Tsurumi, Yokohama National University
A Bayesian Asymmetric MDS for the Radius-Distance Model  Kensuke Okada, Senshu University
Analysis of Double Bipartite Data by Asymmetric von Mises Scaling  Kojiro Shojima, The
National Center for University Entrance Examinations
Partitioning Asymmetric Dissimilarity Data  Donatella Vicari, Sapienza University of Rome
CLADAG Solicited Session 3
Cerio Room  Villa Orlandi
Analysis and Modeling of Relational Data in Behavioural and Social Sciences 2
Organizers: Maria Rosaria D’Esposito, University of Salerno; Susanna Zaccarin, University of Trieste
Chair: Anuška Ferligoj, University of Ljubljana
Social Network Analysis for Social Planning Evaluation  Rosaria Lumino, Federico II
University of Naples; Concetta Scolorato, Federico II University of Naples
Statistical Characterization of Virtual Water Trade Network  Alessandra Petrucci,
University of Florence; Emilia Rocco, University of Florence
Evaluating Cooperative Behaviours in Innovation Networks: a Pre-specified Blockmodeling
Analysis  Laura Prota, University of Salerno; Maria Prosperina Vitale, University of Salerno
Research Institute Analysis Based on Collaborative Research Activities  Nagayoshi Yamashita,
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science; Yuan Sun, National Institute of Informatics; Kei
Kurakawa, National Institute of Informatics; Yasumasa Baba, The Institute of Statistical
Mathematics
Assessing Cooperation in Open Systems: an Empirical Test in Healthcare  Paola Zappa,
University of Milano-Bicocca
A Multidisciplinary Approach to Validate a Friendship Psychometric Scale: a Study in an
Italian Sample of Students  Emma Zavarrone, IULM University; Sandra De Francisci
Epifani, IULM University
JCS Solicited Session 2
Gazebo  Villa Orlandi
Multivariate Analysis for Educational Testing
Organizers: Tatsuo Otsu, The National Center for University Entrance
Chair: Tatsuo Otsu, The National Center for University Entrance
Globally Optimal Scoring Weights and their Application in Item Response Theory Models 
Sayaka Arai, The National Center for University Entrance Examinations; Shin-ichi
Mayekawa, Tokyo Institute of Technology
Local Independence Statistics Applied to Testlet Items  Takamitsu Hashimoto, The
National Center for University Entrance Examinations
Validation of a Non-curriculum-based Ability Test through Factor Analysis with
Consideration of External Performance Score Scales  Kei Ito, The National Center for
University Entrance Examinations; Haruo Yanai, St. Luke’s College of Nursing
Tuesday
September
4
Conditional Likelihood of Stratified Categorical Data for Analysis on a Large Scale
Examination  Tatsuo Otsu, The National Center for University Entrance Examinations
Prediction Model for Ratio of Students Passing New National Bar Examination for Each
Law School  Kumiko Shiina, The National Center for University Entrance
Examinations; Ken-ichiro Komaki, The National Center for University Entrance
Examinations; Katsumi Sakurai, The National Center for University Entrance
Examinations; Taketoshi Sugisawa, Niigata University
Analysis of National Center Test for University Admissions by Latent Rank Theory  Kojiro
Shojima, The National Center for University Entrance Examinations
10:25-10:50
Coffee break
Garden – Villa Orlandi
5 min walk to Auditorium Edwin Cerio
10:50-11:40
CLADAG Keynote Session
Auditorium Edwin Cerio
Chair: Yasumasa Baba, The Institute of Statistical Mathematics
Modeling Longitudinal Data with Application to Educational and Psychological
Measurement  Francesco Bartolucci, University of Perugia
11:40-12:50
JCS Specialized Session 2
Spatial Clustering and its Applications
Organizer: Koji Kurihara, Okayama University
Chair: Koji Kurihara, Okayama University
Auditorium Edwin Cerio
Spatial Classification and Clustering Approaches Based on Echelon Analysis 
Fumio Ishioka, Okayama University; Koji Kurihara, Okayama University
Spatio-temporal Clustering of Age Grouped Suicide Data in Japan  Takafumi
Kubota, The Institute of Statistical Mathematics; Makoto Tomita, Tokyo
Medical and Dental University; Fumio Ishioka, Okayama University; Toshiharu
Fujita, The Institute of Statistical Mathematics
Association Study and Comprehended Hierarchical Structures on DNA Markers 
Makoto Tomita, Tokyo Medical and Dental University; Koji Kurihara, Okayama
University
12:50-14:15
Lunch
Garden – Villa Orlandi
Tuesday
September
4
14:15-15:25
CLADAG Specialized Session 2
Recent Developments in IRT Models
Auditorium Edwin Cerio
Organizer: Vincenza Capursi, University of Palermo; Stefania Mignani, University of Bologna
Chair: Stefania Mignani, University of Bologna
Multilevel Mixture IRT Models: an Application to the University Teaching
Evaluation  Silvia Bacci, University of Perugia; Michela Gnaldi, University of
Perugia
Improving Likelihood-based Estimates of the Rasch Model with -Adjustments 
Tommaso Lando, University of Bergamo; Lucio Bertoli-Barsotti, University of
Bergamo
Prior Information at Item Level in Item Response Theory Models  Mariagiulia
Matteucci, University of Bologna; Bernard Veldkamp, University of Twente
5 min walk to Villa Orlandi
15:30-16:45
Contributed Sessions– Parallel Sessions
Contributed Session C1
Kounellis Room – Villa Orlandi
Advances in Classification and Clustering 2
Chair: Sadaaki Miyamoto, University of Tsukuba
Contributed Session C2
Cerio Room – Villa Orlandi
Web and Text Mining: Techniques and Applications
Chair: Giuseppe Giordano, University of Salerno
Contributed Session C3
Gazebo– Villa Orlandi
Applied Classification and Data Analysis
Chair: Kazufumi Manabe, Aoyama Gakuin University
16:45-17:00
17:00-18:15
Coffee break
Garden – Villa Orlandi
Contributed Sessions– Parallel Sessions
Contributed Session D1
Kounellis Room – Villa Orlandi
Issues in Multivariate Data Analysis 2
Chair: Giuseppe Bove, Roma Tre University
Contributed Session D2
Cerio Room – Villa Orlandi
Data Analysis in Economics
Chair: Tadashi Imaizumi, Tama University
Contributed Session D3
Gazebo– Villa Orlandi
Methods in IRT and Categorical Data Analysis
Chair: Francesco Bartolucci, University of Perugia
18:15
Closing
Kounellis Room– Villa Orlandi
15:45-17:00
Contributed Sessions – Monday, September 3, 2012
Parallel Sessions
Contributed Session A1
Advances in Classification and Clustering 1
Kounellis Room – Villa Orlandi
Chair: Maurizio Vichi, Sapienza University of Rome
Clustering by Considering the Local Density of Units  Vladimir Batagelj, University
of Ljubljana
Weighted Rank Correlation Measures in Hierarchical Cluster Analysis  Livia
Dancelli, University of Brescia; Marica Manisera, University of Brescia; Marika
Vezzoli, University of Brescia
A Family of Methods for Asymmetric Nearest Neighbor Clustering  Satoshi
Takumi, University of Tsukuba; Sadaaki Miyamoto, University of Tsukuba
Investigation of Mixture-modeling and Some Non-hierarchical Clustering Methods
to Detect Heterogeneous Developmental Trajectories in Longitudinal Data
Analysis  Satoshi Usami, University of Tokio
Contributed Session A2
Exploratory Data Analysis and Visualization
Cerio Room – Villa Orlandi
Chair: Maria Rosaria D’Esposito, University of Salerno
Forward Search for Data Analysis Ported to Octave Environment  Christophe
Damerval, European Commission
Statistical Graphics for Spatial Clustering Based on Inter-temporal Variation 
Tomokazu Fujino, Fukuoka Women’s University; Yoshiro Yamamoto, Tokai
University
Examination of the Necessity of Analysis of Triadic Distance Model  Atsuho
Nakayama, Tokyo Metropolitan University
Two-mode Three-way Asymmetric MDS with the Generalized Hyperellipse
Model  Yoshikazu Terada, Osaka University; Hiroshi Yadohisa, Doshisha
University
Contributed Session A3
Statistical Models in Social and Health Sciences
Gazebo – Villa Orlandi
Chair: Susanna Zaccarin, University of Trieste
Diagnostics for Meta-analysis Based on Generalized Linear Mixed Models  Marco
Enea, University of Palermo; Antonella Plaia, University of Palermo
Statistical Sensitivity Analysis for Risk Prediction of Endoleak Formation after
Thoracic Endovascular Aortic Repair  Kuniyoshi
Hayashi, Okayama
University; Fumio Ishioka, Okayama University; Bhargav Raman, Stanford
University School of Medicine; Daniel Y. Sze, Stanford University School of
Medicine; Hiroshi Suito, Okayama University; Takuya Ueda, St. Luke’s
International Hospital; Koji Kurihara, Okayama University
Mixed Effect Models for Provider Profiling in Cardiovascular Healthcare
Context  Francesca Ieva, Politecnico di Milano; Anna Maria Paganoni,
Politecnico di Milano
Evaluation of Nursing Homes Using an Extended Latent Markov Model  Giorgio E.
Montanari, University of Perugia; Silvia Pandolfi, University of Perugia
17:15-18:30
Contributed Sessions – Monday, September 3, 2012
Parallel Sessions
Contributed Session B1
Issues in Multivariate Data Analysis 1
Kounellis Room – Villa Orlandi
Chair: TBA
The Aggregate Association Index and its Extensions  Eric J. Beh, University of
Newcastle; Duy Tran, University of Newcastle; Irene L. Hudson, University of
Newcastle; Linda Moore, Statistics New Zealand
Scale Reliability Evaluation for a-priori Clustered Data  Giuseppe Boari, Catholic
University of the Sacred Heart of Milan; Gabriele Cantaluppi, Catholic
University of the Sacred Heart of Milan; Marta Nai Ruscone, Catholic
University of the Sacred Heart of Milan
Direct Scaling of Asymmetric Similarity Matrix by a Communication Channels
Model Tadashi Imaizumi, Tama University
An Extension and a New Interpretation of the Rank-based Concordance Index 
Pier Alda Ferrari, University of Milan; Emanuela Raffinetti, University of Milan
Contributed Session B2
Classification and Data Analysis in Finance
Cerio Room – Villa Orlandi
Chair: Paolo Giudici, University of Pavia
Bayesian Classification Models for Financial Evaluation – Paola Cerchiello
University of Pavia; Paolo Giudici, University of Pavia
Dynamic Clustering of Financial Assets – Giovanni De Luca, Parthenope University
of Naples; Paola Zuccolotto, University of Brescia
A Generalized Additive Model for Binary Rare Events Data: an Application to Credit
Defaults – Raffaella Calabrese, University College Dublin; Silvia Angela
Osmetti, Catholic University of Sacred Heart of Milan
Similarity Measure and Clustering Algorithm for Candlestick Valued Data – Yoji
Yamashita, Doshisha University; Hiroshi Yadohisa, Doshisha University
Contributed Session B3
Methods and Applications in Formative System
Gazebo – Villa Orlandi
Chair: Kojiro Shojima, The National Center for University Entrance Examinations
A Competing Risks Analysis of Italian University Careers – Matilde Bini, European
University of Rome; Margherita Velucchi, European University of Rome
Interrupted Careers: the Determinants of University Outcomes in a Competing
Risks Approach – Renata Clerici, University of Padua; Anna Giraldo, University
of Padua; Silvia Meggiolaro, University of Padua
Causal Models for Monitoring University Ordinary Financing Fund – Salvatore
Marcantonio, University of Palermo; Antonella Plaia, University of Palermo
A Value Added Approach in Upper Secondary Schools of Lombardy by OCSE-PISA
2009 Data – Isabella Romeo, University of Milano-Bicocca; Brunella Fiore,
University of Milano-Bicocca
15:30-16:45
Contributed Sessions – Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Parallel Sessions
Contributed Session C1
Advances in Classification and Clustering 2
Kounellis Room – Villa Orlandi
Chair: Sadaaki Miyamoto, University of Tsukuba
Spatial Clustering of Earthquakes by Data Depth – Claudio Agostinelli, Ca’ Foscari
University of Venice; Mario Romanazzi, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
Use of ICC for Defining the Optimal Clustering Solution under Normality
Assumption – Giuseppe Boari, Catholic University of Sacred Heart of Milan;
Marta Nai Ruscone, Catholic University of Sacred Heart of Milan
The Classification Problem in Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis: the Electre Tri
method – Renato De Leone, University of Camerino; Valentina Minnetti,
Sapienza University of Rome
Robustness and Stability Analysis of Factor PD-clustering on Large Social
Datasets – Cristina Tortora, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn of Naples;
Marina Marino, Federico II University of Naples
Contributed Session C2
Web and Text Mining: Techniques and Applications
Cerio Room – Villa Orlandi
Chair: Giuseppe Giordano, University of Salerno
The Meaning of Forma in Thomas Aquinas. Hierarchical Clustering from the Index
Thomisticus Treebank – Gabriele Cantaluppi, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart
of Milan; Marco Carlo Passarotti, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart of Milan
Fuzzy c-means for Web Mining: the Italian Tourist Forum Case – Domenica
Fiordistella Iezzi, Tor Vergata University; Mario Mastrangelo, Sapienza
University of Rome
A SVM Applied Text Categorization of Academia-Industry Collaborative Research
and Development Documents on the Web – Kei Kurakawa, National Institute
of Informatics; Yuan Sun, National Institute of Informatics; Nagayoshi
Yamashita, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science; Yasumasa Baba, The
Institute of Statistical Mathematics
Analysis of the Corporate Philosophy of Japanese Companies Using Text Mining –
Akihiro Saito, University of Kitakyushu; Hiroshi Takeda, University of
Kitakyushu
Contributed Session C3
Applied Classification and Data Analysis
Gazebo – Villa Orlandi
Chair: Kazufumi Manabe, Aoyama Gakuin University
Multivariate Analysis for the Abuse of New Technologies by Young People –
Claudia Cappello, University of Salento; Giuseppina Giungato, University of
Salento; Daniela Pellegrino, University of Salento
An Algorithm for Document Reconstruction – Gabriella Schoier, University of
Trieste
An Ontology-based Mixed Method. Evidences from Cultural Tourism in Anacapri –
Ilaria Primerano, University of Salerno; Stefania Spina, Federeco II University
of Naples
Teenagers and Mass Media in Messina: an Estimation of the Cumulative
Proportional Odds Model – Agata Zirilli, University of Messina; Angela
Alibrandi, University of Messina; Massimiliano Giacalone, University of
Calabria; Rosaria Barbara Ucchino, University of Messina
17:00-18:15
Contributed Sessions – Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Parallel Sessions
Contributed Session D1
Issues in Multivariate data Analysis 2
Kounellis Room – Villa Orlandi
Chair: Giuseppe Bove, Roma Tre University
Three-mode Analysis of Compositional Data: Some Graphical Displays – Michele
Gallo, L’Orientale University of Naples
Bootstrap Confidence Regions in Classical and Ordered Multiple Correspondence
Analysis – Rosaria Lombardo, Second University of Naples; Trevor Ringrose,
Cranfield University; Eric J. Beh, University of Newcastle
Archetypal Variables – Francesco Palumbo, Federico II University of Naples; Maria
Rosaria D'Esposito, University of Salerno; Giancarlo Ragozini, Federico II
University of Naples
Algorithmic Imputation Techniques for Missing Data: Performance Comparisons
and Development Perspectives – Nadia Solaro, University of Milano-Bicocca;
Alessandro Barbiero, University of Milan; Giancarlo Manzi, University of
Milan; Pier Alda Ferrari, University of Milan
Contributed Session D2
Data Analysis in Economics
Cerio Room – Villa Orlandi
Chair: Tadashi Imaizumi, Tama University
Innovation and Quality in Italian Local Communities (IQuEL). An Evaluation of
Performance of Territorial Services Center (TSC) by a Nonparametric
Combination Ranking Method – Mario Bolzan, University of Padua; Livio
Corain, University of Padua; Valeria De Giuli, University of Padua; Luigi
Salmaso, University of Padua
Churn Prediction in Telecommunication by Boosting Regression Models –
Ermelinda Della Valle, Second University of Naples; Rosaria Lombardo, Second
University of Naples; Barbara Masiello, Second University of Naples; Sanja
Kon, Vodafone Enterprise; Alessandro Bernorio, Vodafone Enterprise
Dynamic Customer Satisfaction and Measure of Trajectories: a Banking
Case – Caterina Liberati, University of Milano-Bicocca; Paolo Mariani,
University of Milano-Bicocca
Contributed Session D3
Methods in IRT and Categorical Data Analysis
Gazebo – Villa Orlandi
Chair: Francesco Bartolucci, University of Perugia
A Modified Weighted Kappa for the Comparison of Different Measurement
Scales – Andrea Bonanomi, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart of Milan
Worthiness based Scaling of Social Agents. A pseudo-Bayesian Approach for
Standardizing – Giulio D'Epifanio, University of Perugia
A Proposal for Categorizing Nonuniform DIF in Polytomous Items – Silvia Golia,
University of Brescia
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