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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Multiple correspondence analysis in traditional Chinese medicine classification of a large sample of variables of sexual Study: Yan-Xia Wang Yi Qin Fu Jingjing paragraph Xu Zhaoxia [Abstract] Objective: The application of multiple correspondence analysis method to achieve the classification of a large sample analysis of the correlation between variables, intended to collect information on a large sample of clinical information on diseases and basic research workers can learn from the statistical analysis. Methods : The statistical analysis software SPSS11.5 menu Optimal Scaling Data Reduction process variables on the classification of a large sample of multiple correspondence analysis to study the links between them. Results: Chronic gastritis in histopathological diagnosis and 4 of 8 TCM there is a certain correlation, which is the clinical diagnosis of chronic gastritis and treatment with guidance for the standardization of TCM syndrome of chronic gastritis study provides some ideas. Conclusion: The study of common Chinese Multinomial or two categorical variables, to They also studied the link between the use of multiple correspondence analysis and the results can be intuitive explanation is better than log-linear model. SPSS11.5 statistical analysis software is easy to implement multiple correspondence analysis of multiple variables. [Keywords:] multiple correspondence analysis; correlation analysis; large sample; categorical variable Over the years, TCM syndrome type varied, and difficult to unity, while histopathological diagnosis and treatment of many diseases, an important basis. How to sort out the pathological diagnosis of syndromes and the relationship between the clinical and basic research of many workers encounter problem. This study describes the application of multiple correspondence analysis method to realize the Chinese large sample Syndrome and pathological diagnosis of correlation analysis to the clinical di