A GENERAL APPROACH TO PROCRUSTES PATTERN ROTATION1
ETS Research Bulletin SeriesPublished 1 June 1968
Gunnar Gruvaeus
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A method is introduced for oblique rotation to a pattern target matrix specified in advance and values are estimated by means of a general procedure for minimization with equality constraints.
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ABSTRACT A method is introduced for oblique rotation to a pattern target matrix specified in advance. The target matrix may have all or only some of its elements specified. The computational procedure consists of a series of numerical minimizations. Results are shown using data from Harman and Browne.
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