This chapter considers classical and robust principal component analysis (PCA). Principal component analysis is used to explain the dispersion structure with a few linear combinations of the original variables, called principal components. These linear combinations are uncorrelated if \(\varvec{S}\) or \(\varvec{R}\) is used as the dispersion matrix. The analysis is used for data reduction and interpretation.
Principal Component Analysis
S. Mishra,U. Sarkar,S. Taraphder,S. Datta,D. P. Swain,R. Saikhom,S. Panda,M. Laishram
Published 2017 in Encyclopedia of Machine Learning and Data Mining
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