Discriminant analysis (DA), particularly Discriminant Coordinates (DC), is broadly applied in the scientific literature and included in many statistical software packages. DC is used to analyze biomedical data, especially for differential diagnosis on the basis of laboratory profiles. Articles handling influence analysis in DA can be found in the literature; however, this topic has been scarcely touched upon in DC. In this article, the case-deletion approach is followed to introduce a perturbation in the data and influence measures are proposed to assess the effect on three statistics of interest: the transformation matrix, canonical directions, and configuration, of the sample centroids.
Influence Analysis on Discriminant Coordinates
J. Muñoz-Pichardo,A. Enguix-González,J. Muñoz-García,J. L. Moreno-Rebollo
Published 2011 in Communications in statistics. Simulation and computation
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2011
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Communications in statistics. Simulation and computation
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2011-03-16
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Mathematics, Computer Science
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