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Part and Bipartial Canonical Correlation Analysis

Neil H. Timm, James E. Carlson

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Extending the definitions of part and bipartial correlation to sets of variates, the notion of part and bipartial canonical correlation analysis are developed and illustrated.

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Extending the definitions of part and bipartial correlation to sets of variates, the notion of part and bipartial canonical correlation analysis are developed and illustrated.

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Extending the definitions of part and bipartial correlation to sets of variates, the notion of part and bipartial canonical correlation analysis are developed and illustrated.

Key concepts: Canonical correlation, Canonical analysis, Correlation, Statistics, Econometrics, Mathematics, Statistical analysis, Geometry

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