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Rank Properties for Centred Three-Way Arrays

When analysing three-way arrays, it is a common practice to centre the arrays. Depending on the context, centring is performed over one, two or three modes. In this paper, we outline how centring affects the rank of the array; both in terms of maximum rank and typical rank.

Casper J. Albers | John C. Gower | Henk A. L. Kiers

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