This article explains the application of PINDIS separately in Hamlet II. It also presents an example using PINDIS analysis to understand the application in depth. Accessing PINDIS separately is possible only after creating the input file using ‘Select’ function.

PINDIS method applies a series of variations by increasing flexibility in each iteration. The aim is to maximize the optimization. It provides better specifics when compared to the INDSCAL results.

This article explains how to perform metric multidimensional scaling method MRSCAL in Hamlet II. MRSCAL stands for metric scaling.

This article focuses on the application and interpretation of non-metric Multidimensional Scaling (MDS) method Michigan-Nijmegen Integrated Smallest Space Analysis (MINISSA) in Hamlet II.

This article talks about the application of Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) technique MDPREF using Hamlet II. It is performed on the same matrix of profiles or context units saved while performing joint frequency analysis.

Correspondence analysis is a diagnostic tool which helps to present the content of a single text or the context unit profiles containing the joint frequency.

This article shows the application of one of the other multidimensional scaling methods Individual Differences Scaling (INDSCAL) using Hamlet II. INDSCAL compares the co-occurrence of matrices obtained from comparable search lists.