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[Multiple visualisation in data analysis: a ViSta application for principal component analysis]
Rubén Ledesma1, J G Molina, Forrest W Young
1CONICET (Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas), Argentina.
Abstract:
Multiple visualisation (MV) is a statistic graphical method barely applied in data analysis practice, even though it provides interesting features for this purpose. This paper: (1) describes the application of the MV graphical method; (2) presents a number of rules related to the design of an MV; (3) introduces a general outline for developing MVs and shows how MV may be implemented in the ViSta statistical system; (4) illustrates this strategy by means of an example of MV oriented to principal component analysis; and, finally, (5) discusses some limitations of using and developing MVs.
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