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{{Harvsp | text = Escofier & Pagès, 2008 | id = Escofier & Pagès}} and {{Harvsp | text = Pagès 2014 | id = Pagès2014}}. The MFA and its extensions (hierarchical MFA, MFA on contingency tables, etc.) are a research topic of applied mathematics laboratory Agrocampus ([http://math.agrocampus-ouest.fr LMA ²]).

==Software ==

MFA is available in two package R ([http://factominer.free.fr FactoMineR] and [ADE http://pbil.univ-lyon1.fr/ADE-4 4ADE4]) and in many software SPAD, Uniwin, XLSTAT, etc. There is also a function [http://www.ensai.fr/userfiles/AFMULT% 20and% 20PLOTAFM% 20aout% 202010.pdf SAS] . The graphs in this article come from the R package FactoMineR.

== References ==