Two Case Studies in the Application of Principal Component Analysis
Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series C (Applied Statistics)Published 1 January 1967
J. N. R. Jeffers
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There is a need for the extensive application of the present methods of multivariate analysis, including principal component analysis, over a wide range of problems and subjects, in order to test the practical value of the techniques.
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Two case studies of the application of principal component analysis to practical problems are presented, and it is suggested that there is a need for the extensive application of existing methods of multivariate analysis over a wide range of problems and subjects in order to test the practical value of the techniques.
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Chemistry