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percentage of cross-block covariance computation
giorgio.arcara
Posted on 11/30/11 08:22:46
Number of posts: 6

Hello, I'm trying to compute the cross-block covariance by my self to better understand the math beyond PLS. I run a mean-centering PLS on my data. According Caplan et al. (2008) the percentage of cross-block covariance is "the singular value divided by the sum over all singular values". However if I do this computation by myself the results are quite different. After loading the PLS results by matlab prompt I tried to compute cross-block covariance as s/sum(s) my results however are quite different from the percentage of cross-block covariance reported in Design scores plot. Am I missing something? Thanks!! Giorgio

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jshen
Posted on 11/30/11 08:36:40
Number of posts: 291
jshen replies:

s.^2 / sum( s.^2 )



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giorgio.arcara
Posted on 11/30/11 08:45:50
Number of posts: 6
giorgio.arcara replies:

Perfect,

Thanks!



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