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canonical correlation, manova, profile analysis
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Create a model for a significant correlation/dimension
How do you know it is significant?
Draw the canonical correlation input set up
Explain Redundancy Analysis, its importance and where to find it
What are the different types of redundancy
what are the canonical variables?
what is a canonical variate pair?
what is the canonical input matrix formula and what does each variable represent?
in canonical correlation, what does rci = square root of eigenvaluei mean?
define canonical correlation
define MANOVA
define Profile Analysis
what is the difference between MANOVA, Profile Analysis, and Doubly MANOVA?
explain canonical coefficients, their questions, and how are they different from other coefficients
what are manova advantages over anova
what is wolfram player
explain wilk’s stat and its equation
write out the homogeneity of covariance matrices
what is homog of reg? and it is different from the one used in anova?
write/fill in the data design for manova
write out a full factorial design eq for manova
what are the steps to manova
what are the different multivariate test critera? and when would you use these? please provide an example in your own research
write out the test stat wilk’s lambda eq and approx multi F and how are they related to each other?
what does a repeated measures data chart look like
does profile analysis use commensurate data? what is that?
how id profile analysis different than manova?
why would you use a profile analysis instead of a manova
what are the steps to profile analysis?
what is segmented data in profile analysis
why does profile aalysis look at the null and how do you do the matrices equations for profile analysis?
what is parallelism and flatness?
what is an S matrix?
what is Hotelling’s T² eq?
how do we test for interactions? simple effect and simple comparisons
what are interaction contrasts