Construction d’hypothèse structurale par matrice — Explorations complémentaires : En janvier 2011 (numéro 109), le BMS a publié notre article sur un nouveau processus pour l’élaboration d’une hypothèse structurale en utilisant une approche matricielle et des techniques multi-dimensionnelles d’analyse de données (Cohen et Tresser, 2011). La présente note continue à développer la méthode matricielle de construction d’hypothèse (méthode matricielle pour faire court) et propose des orientations pour la recherche en utilisant cette approche.
In January 2011 (BMS issue 109), this journal published our article on a new process for developing a structural hypothesis, using a matrix approach and multi-dimensional data analysis techniques (Cohen and Tresser, 2011). The present article continues to develop the matrix assisted hypothesis construction method (matrix method for short) and offers directions for research utilizing this approach.
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