In Canonical Analysis, Correlations Between the Original Variables and Composite

question 16

Multiple Choice

In canonical analysis, correlations between the original variables and composite canonical variates are called:

• A) Roots
• B) Structure coefficients
• C) R_cs
• D) Lambda coefficients

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