Relations between two sets of variates: The bits of information provided by each variate in each set (Q1096262)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4030687
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4030687 |
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Relations between two sets of variates: The bits of information provided by each variate in each set (English)
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1988
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Canonical correlation theory is extended so that each variate in each of the two observed sets of variates is assigned a unique information- theoretic measure of its contribution to the total amount of information that either set provides about the other.
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Canonical correlation theory
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information-theoretic measure
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total amount of information
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