CANONICAL VARIATE ANALYSIS—A GENERAL MODEL FORMULATION
作者： N. A. Campbell
DOI: 10.1111/J.1467-842X.1984.TB01271.X
关键词: Space (mathematics) 、 Missing data 、 Canonical analysis 、 Function (mathematics) 、 Dummy variable 、 Mathematics 、 Statistics 、 Basis (linear algebra) 、 Population 、 Regression
摘要: Summary A general model, specifying the population means as a function of canonical vectors, provides natural basis for considering many aspects variate analysis. These include: estimation elliptical densities, and robust estimation; missing values; adequacy hypothetical variables; regression in dummy variable space; comparison solutions.
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