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Optimised score plot by principal components of predictions Export

Chemometrics and Intelligent Laboratory Systems In Selected papers presented at the 2nd International Symposium on PLS and Related Methods held in Anacapri (Naples), Italy October 1-3, 2001, Vol. 68, No. 1-2. (28 October 2003), pp. 61-74.

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A common problem in statistics/chemometrics is to relate two data matrices (X and Y) to each other, with the purpose of either prediction or interpretation. Usually, one is interested in understanding which directions in Y-space that can be predicted by which directions in X-space. Several methods exist for this, for instance, PLS regression and canonical correlation. The present paper presents a new plot for visualising the relationship between X and Y. The plot is based on a decomposition of the X-space that is optimal with respect to Y-variance. The new procedure can accompany any regression method.


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