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Degree-one Models and Cross Product Matrices

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Degree-one models can be applied to cross products matrices and Hilbert-Schmidt scalar products matrices. The latter have an important role in the first stage (inter-structure) of STATIS methodology, while the former matrices (in particular the AAt and AtA cross products, which have the same non-null eigenvalues) have an important role in inference. The case of rank one is interesting since the first eigenvector of matrix XXt may be used to describe the behavior of the variables corresponding to the columns of X. We now consider the estimators of the pair (λ, α) and testing that the mean matrix as rank one. We apply our results to cross product matrices XXt, given an numerical example

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          ICoMS '18: Proceedings of the 2018 1st International Conference on Mathematics and Statistics
          July 2018
          104 pages
          ISBN:9781450365383
          DOI:10.1145/3274250

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