论文信息 - Canonical Correlation Analysis in a Predictive System.

Canonical Correlation Analysis in a Predictive System.

AbstractThis discussion focuses on the use and interpretation of canonical correlation analysis in a predictive system using a numerical example. The concepts examined include: the canonical solution; canonical weights; significance tests; correlations of variables with variates; predictive effectiveness; and utility of individual predictor variables. The emphasis is on interpretation of the canonical analysis.

Randall B. Dunham | Dennis J. Kravetz | R. B. Dunham | D. J. Kravetz

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