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Study of the Relationship between Dependent and Independent Variable Groups by Using Canonical Correlation Analysis with Application
2015
Modern Applied Science
Canonical correlation analysis is used to study the relationship between two groups of variables (dependent and independent). Since each group represents the linear combination to a number of variables, canonical correlation analysis measures the relationship between these variables that maximally correlate with linear combinations of another subset of variables. Statistical analysis involves canonical correlation between two groups of variables, canonical variates, standard canonical variates,
doi:10.5539/mas.v9n8p72
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