1958
DOI: 10.1214/aoms/1177706532
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The Structure of Bivariate Distributions

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“…If p -1 canonical correlations are nonzero, then II can be written in the form A p , with w, and dj equal to the marginals ir i+ and TT+J, with A, equal to the canonical correlations, and with x fa and y js equal to the canonical scores (Lancaster, 1958). Thus C p implies A p .…”
Section: General Reduced Rank Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If p -1 canonical correlations are nonzero, then II can be written in the form A p , with w, and dj equal to the marginals ir i+ and TT+J, with A, equal to the canonical correlations, and with x fa and y js equal to the canonical scores (Lancaster, 1958). Thus C p implies A p .…”
Section: General Reduced Rank Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We also compare R p with the model suggested by correspondence analysis, written as A p , in which Another way of formulating A p is by saying that II has a Fisher-decomposition of rank p -1 (Lancaster, 1958 Proof. If p -1 canonical correlations are nonzero, then II can be written in the form A p , with w, and dj equal to the marginals ir i+ and TT+J, with A, equal to the canonical correlations, and with x fa and y js equal to the canonical scores (Lancaster, 1958).…”
Section: General Reduced Rank Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The analogy with the classical theory is now almost complete for B will be generated by the square integrable kernel where f x is orthogonal to all ^, u x to all y> t . This is the case discussed, for j> = q= 1, by Lancaster [1]. Lancaster begins from Karl Pearson's coefficient of mean square contingency, & 2 , which he generalises defining it (in our notation) by…”
Section: The Canonical Correlation Of Two Finite Setsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By a well known property of bounded linear functionals on a Hilbert space we know that (1) U.«] where A is a linear operator from Jt to JV, and putting u = Af in (1) we derive, from Schwartz's inequality, that [3] The general theory of canonical correlation 231…”
Section: The Canonical Correlation Of Stochastic Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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