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This is my first post so apologies for any incorrect formatting or whether this has been answered elsewhere but I seem to be going around in circles. Basically, I have 12 survey plots and have ...
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I have tried to reproduce some research (using PCA) from SPSS in R. In my experience, principal() function from package psych ...
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As per my understanding, in PCA based on correlations we get factor (= principal component in this instance) loadings which are nothing but the correlations between variables and factors. Now when I ...
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After doing PCA, the first component describes the largest part of variability. This is important e.g. in study of body measurements where it is commonly known (Jolliffe, 2002) that PC1 axis captures ...
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I have a couple of questions regarding differences in loading values when using prcomp and principal (from the ...
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I have been using the principal() function of the psych package in R and setting the number of components after a scree plot analysis (...
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[This question is modified based on suggestion from @ttnphns] I am doing linear principal component analysis (PCA) based on polychoric correlations between the variables (rather than on native Pearson ...
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In many receptor-modeling studies, after performing the PCA analysis, they often "rescale" their varimax-rotated PC scores (which are standardized with mean zero and standard deviaiton of 1) to ...
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I've done a PCA and varimax-rotated the EOF loadings (i.e. eigenvectors of the covariance matrix scaled by the square roots of the respective eigenvalues) and calculated the rotated PCs by multiplying ...
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I have a dataset with 6 personality traits for 155 individuals that are highly correlated. To get rid of multicollinearity (and potential noise in the original variables) in my regression analysis, I ...
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Hi StackExchange Community, I am performing a Principal Components Analyses (PCA). I would like to know how to extrapolate some PCA components with other variables that were not considered in the PCA ...
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This great answer shows how to compute varimax-rotated loadings and scores from PCA results using princomp. I am conducting a robust PCA analysis using the pcaHubert function from the rrcov package. ...
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