Canonical Analysis: Some Relations Between Canonical Correlation, Factor Analysis, Discriminant Function Analysis, and Scaling Theory |
Contents
Canonical Analysis | 1 |
Canonical Factor Analysis | 6 |
Discriminant Function Analysis and Scaling Theory | 8 |
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a'S₁₁a a'Sa approximately arbitrary assigned association and reliability asymptotically chi square Bartlett Biometrika bivariate normal distribution canonical analysis canonical scoring canonical variates canonical weights categorical data coefficient Common-Factor Analysis component conditional inverse contingency table correlation ratio covariance matrix D₂ degrees of freedom DISCRIMINANT FUNCTION ANALYSIS distributed as L(p equations evaluate the hypothesis factor analysis factor matrix frequencies graded dichotomies groups Guttman Horst hypothetical discriminant function idempotent Intercorrelations intergroup distances intra-class correlation largest root latent variables Likert linear composite marginal scores matching factors maximum measure of association method multidimensional scale multivariate normal distribution orthogonal partial canonical correlation partial independence position responses Premultiplying product moment correlation Psychol Psychometric Monographs Psychometric Society Psychometrika rank regression set of pseudo-variates sets of variates SP matrix Statist sum of squares Thurstone Thurstone's two-way tables Wilks zero λο