PLS Path modelling: computation of latent variables with the estimation mode B
Computational StatisticsPublished 23 February 2007
Mohamed Hanafi
Citations198
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The present paper shows that when the estimation mode B is chosen for all blocks, the iterative procedure for the computation of latent variables proposed by Wold (in Encyclopaedia of statistical sciences, vol 6, 1985) is monotonically convergent.
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