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Classification and Multiple Regression through Projection Pursuit

Abstract : Projection pursuit regression is generalized to multivariate responses. By viewing classification as a special case, this generalization serves to extend classification and discriminant analysis via the projection pursuit approach.

Jerome H Friedman | J. Friedman

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