books by Charles Romesburg (cluster writer spirit)

books by Charles Romesburg

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1 review
H. Charles Romesburg

Lifetime Learning Pub, 1984

A very clear "how to" book on cluster analysis
I used this book while working on my master's thesis. You don't have to be a statistics-whiz to understand it. It shows you how to do a cluster analysis in a clear, step-by-step manner. It also discusses when to use the various resemblance coefficients and clustering methods (UPGMA, SLINK, etc.), again in a very clear manner. I highly recommend this book.

Cluster Analysis for Researchers

5 reviews
Charles Romesburg

Lulu.com, 2004

An excellent introduction to cluster analysis
I first ran across Romesburg's "Cluster Analysis for Researchers" when I was designing my dissertation. Unlike most books on multivariate statistics, this volumee spoke to me in a language I could understand. The author assumes no previous knowledge of the topic, and does a fine job of providing the reader with a framework. Examples are clear and well chosen. For years, I looked for a ...

How about it, Writer?
Charles Romesburg

Lulu.com, 2005

This book contains lists of 1,616 great opening sentences from nonfiction pieces, 1,633 great titles, and hundreds of great transition sentences, ways of saying "for example," and ways of closing nonfiction pieces -- along with instructions and illustrations for using them as models for your writing. For instance, suppose you are writing a piece and you feel that your opening sentence is not as good as it could be, but you don't see how to ...

The Life of the Creative Spirit

2 reviews
H. Charles Romesburg

Xlibris Corporation, 2002

Book Review -- The Life of the Creative Spirit
I have a number of inspirational books in my library and I have found them helpful in maintaining a positive attitude toward life. But, to me, THE LIFE OF THE CREATIVE SPIRIT is much more inspiring since it conveys a deeper and challenging message. While the author gives us guidelines to attain material success by using our powers of creativity, he also urges us to develop and use these powers to ...