In Discriminant Analysis, We Can Obtain Some Idea of the Relative

question 4

Multiple Choice

In discriminant analysis, we can obtain some idea of the relative importance of the variables by .

• A) examining the structure correlations, or canonical loadings or discriminant loadings
• B) examining the absolute magnitude of the standardized discriminant function coefficients
• C) examining the unstandardized discriminant function coefficients
• D) A and B are correct

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