Hierarchical Relations Among Their Procedures
Buch, Englisch, 200 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 235 mm
ISBN: 978-981-9283-28-6
Verlag: Springer
This is the first book that equally details both factor analysis (FA) and principal component analysis (PCA) with the goal of showing a hierarchy formed by FA and PCA procedures. Here, the term “hierarchy” is related to constrainedness; procedures A and B forming a hierarchy means that A is a constrained variant of B or vice versa. It is also a unique feature of this book to detail two FA procedures that were presented in this century and differ from a prevalent FA procedure.
The FA and PCA procedures treated in this book are the following seven: classic FA (CLFA), matrix decomposition FA (MDFA), completely decomposed FA (CDFA), minimum rank FA (MRFA), PCA, its random variant (RPCA), and probabilistic PCA (PPCA). Here, MDFA and CDFA are the FA procedures presented in this century and CLFA is the prevalent one.
A hierarchy of MDFA, CDFA, and PCA is derived from the non-random version of a comprehensive model which is a hybrid of FA and PCA. Another hierarchy of MRFA, RPCA, CLFA, and PPCA is derived from the random version of the comprehensive model. The goal of this book is unifying the above two hierarchies into a single one. This hierarchy allows readers to completely capture interrelationships among the FA and PCA procedures. How the hierarchy can be used in practices of FA and PCA is also described.
This book is most appropriate for researchers specialized in multivariate data analysis, particularly, in FA and PCA. It is also of great help for graduate students to study FA and PCA. Readers should have a basic knowledge of matrix algebra, mathematical statistics, and multivariate data analysis.
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Weitere Infos & Material
Part 1. Introduction and Mathematical Foundation.- Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. Mathematical Foundation from Singular Value Decomposition.- Part 2. Principal Component and Factor Analyses Procedures.- Chapter 3. Principal Component Analysis (PCA).- Chapter 4. Factor Analysis (FA) with Random Factor Scores.- Chapter 5. Factor Analysis (FA) with Nonrandom Factor Scores.- Part 3. Comprehensive Models and Hierarchical Relations.- Chapter 6. Comprehensive Factor Analysis (CompFA) Models.- Chapter 7. Procedures for the R-CompFA Model.- Chapter 8. Hierarchies of Principal Component and Factor Analysis Procedures.- Chapter 9. Selection of Procedures in the Unified Hierarchy.- Part 4. Supplemental Topics.- Chapter 10. Comparison of the Largeness of Estimates Across Procedures. – Chapter 11. High-Dimensional Data Analysis.




