Agustin Lobo <alobo@ija.csic.es> wrote:
>Et en plus on a Canonical Correlation, in which both X and Y are transformed
>into X.can Y.can to maximize correlation between pairs of variables.
>Where would this method fit in your scheme?
Canonical correlation analysis is, like co-inertia analysis, a symetric method.
I.e., both tables play the same role : there is not a set of dependent variables
and a set of explanatory/independent ones.
>Also, should not prediction done through CaCorr
>work better than PLS2 as Cancorr transforms both sets?
No. PLS2 is mostly usefull when you have many independent variables. You
cannot use Cancor in this case.
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