Discriminant Partial Least Square on Compositional Data: a Comparison with the Log-Contrast Principal Component Analysis
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Discriminant Partial Least Squares for Compositional data (DPLS-CO) was recently proposed by Gallo (2008). The aim of this paper is to show that DPLS-CO is a better dimensionality reduction technique than the LogContrats Principal Component Analysis (LCPCA) for dimensional reduction aimed at discrimination when a compositional training dataset is available.
Discriminant Partial Least Squares for Compositional data (DPLS-CO) was recently proposed by Gallo (2008). The aim of this paper is to show that DPLS-CO is a better dimensionality reduction technique than the LogContrats Principal Component Analysis (LCPCA) for dimensional reduction aimed at discrimination when a compositional training dataset is available.
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Compositional observation; Dimension reduction; Linear discrimination
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