“…In the literature, there are many statistical methods that allow data analysis of multiple tables, as it is the case of the methods of the STATIS family, which analyze information with the characteristic of being organized in data cubes with the same individuals and the same variables at different times; or the same individuals with different variables at different times; or different individuals with the same variables at different times. It is important to mention that one of the main characteristics of the STATIS family is the detection of the common information shared by the data tables; for example: STATIS and STATISdual [1], X-STATIS or PTA [2], STATICO [3], Double-STATIS (Do-ACT) [4], (k + 1) STATIS or external STATIS [5], DISTATIS [6], CANOSTATIS or Canonical-STATIS [7], STATIS-4 [8], Kernel-STATIS [9], COVSTATIS [3], COSTATIS [10], Power-STATIS [11], STATIS-LDA [5], INTERSTATIS [12] HiDiSTATIS and DiDiSTATIS [13], CATATIS [14], STATICO-CoA [15], and CLUSTATIS [16], just to mention a few, but none of the previous ones in the meaning of CATATIS analyze dichotomous data. For that reason, the STATIS DUAL Dichotomous method is proposed, which allows the analysis of different tables that have the same variables in columns, with different individuals or observations in rows, to detect the common information shared by the different data tables.…”