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In canonical analysis with more variables than samples, it is shown that, as well as the usual canonical means in the range-space of the within-groups dispersion matrix, canonical means may be defined in its null space. In the range space we have the usual Mahalanobis metric; in the null space explicit expressions are given and interpreted for a new metric.
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Gower, J.C., Albers, C.J. Between-Group Metrics. J Classif 28, 315–326 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00357-011-9090-z
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