canonical correlation

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canonical
adjective
uk
/kəˈnɒn.ɪ.kəl/
us
/kəˈnɑː.nɪ.kəl/
religionformalorspecialized
related to or according to a rule, principle, or law, especially in the ...
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correlation
noun[C or U]
uk
/ˌkɒr.əˈleɪ.ʃən/
us
/ˌkɔːr.əˈleɪ.ʃən/
a connection or relationship between two or more facts, ...
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In addition, the analysis provides acanonicalcorrelation, the square of which represents the proportion of between-group variance explained by the predictors.
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Acanonicalcorrelationtest found that motivation types and self-identity changes were correlated through four pairs of canonical variables.
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Thecanonicalcorrelationcoefficients are measures of the function's ability to discriminate among the groups.
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Canonicalcorrelationanalysis showed two-thirds of the s ystematic variance in speech perception being explained by high-frequency hearing loss and t he remainder by cognitive factors.
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A composite index of life events and of state anxiety\\depression were obtained by acanonicalcorrelation analysis of the four life-events categories and the four anxiety\\depression measures.
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This was done once again bycanonicalcorrelationruns using all mandible variables, genotypic deviations and appropriate conditioning markers, but this time for all possible pairs of locations.
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Instead, thecanonicalcorrelationis the preferred measure of effect size.
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Canonical factor analysis seeks factors which have the highestcanonicalcorrelationwith the observed variables.
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Again, canonical correlations provided further confirmation of the coparenting-child associations.
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Visualization of the results ofcanonicalcorrelationis usually through bar plots of the coefficients of the two sets of variables for the pairs of canonical variates showing significant correlation.
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This conclusion was reached whether we assumed neuroticism to be a measure of vulnerability, or considered a more empirical approach based on canonical correlations.
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The cointegrating relations are ordered according to the canonical correlations.
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The relationship between life events and indices of emotional states and personality were assessed by multiple linear regression and canonical correlations.
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He also introducedcanonicalcorrelationanalysis.
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Canonical correlations for each group of predictors showed that, as group, both maternal and paternal predictors were related to membership in either the improving or the stable or worsening group.
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