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Neighbourhood & City<br />

From the original set of 18 indicators two were removed: percentage of inhabited<br />

dwellings with dirt floor (STA2_%_VPH_PT) and percentage of inhabited dwellings<br />

without any material good (PTA1_%_VPH_NB) due to the null relation with<br />

the phenomena and their unconstructive influence in the significance tests. For the<br />

remaining sixteen indicators in the MQOLI, the KMO test turned out to be 0.843,<br />

which indicates that the ACP presents a meritorious 2 adaptation to the structure of<br />

the data. The BST was also considered, the value obtained (0.000) stands for perfect<br />

significance ergo the null hypothesis (H0) can be rejected (that the variables<br />

under study are independent). In conclusion the factorial analysis of the ACP is<br />

appropriate 3 . The sedimentation graph in Fig. 3, which is used as a graphic contrast<br />

to know the number of components to be conserved 4 , shows the relevance of using<br />

only the first three components of the index.<br />

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Fig. 3: Sedimentation graph for the correlation matrix of the MQOLI by AGEB.<br />

Source: Own estimates based on the INEGI, Population and Housing Census, 2010.<br />

2<br />

The classification of the KMO measure is: 0.90 to 1.0, excellent; 0.80 to 0.89, meritorious; 0.70 to 0.79, medium; 0.60 to 0.69,<br />

mediocre; 0.50 to 0.59, miserable; and less than 0.49, unacceptable.<br />

3<br />

Bartlett's Sphericity Test checks whether the correlation matrix is an identity matrix, that is, that it has no significant correlation<br />

(p> 0.05) between variables, CONAPO (2010).<br />

4<br />

Criterion called the arithmetic mean: the components with the steepest slopes are retained, CONAPO (2010).

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