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Optimised score plot by principal components of predictionsby: O. Langsrud
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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AbstractA 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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