Wilks's lambda is commonly used to test the significance of canonical correlation.Īnalogous to ordinary correlation, canonical correlation squared is the percent of variance in the dependent set explained by the independent set of variables along a given dimension (there may be more than one). For each canonical variate one can also assess how strongly it is related to measured variables in its own set, or the set for the other canonical variate. The purpose of canonical correlation is to explain the relation of the two sets of variables, not to model the individual variables. There may be more than one such linear correlation relating the two sets of variables, with each such correlation representing a different dimension by which the independent set of variables is related to the dependent set. Whereas multiple regression is used for many-to-one relationships, canonical correlation is used for many-to-many relationships. The canonical correlation is optimized such that the linear correlation between the two latent variables is maximized. Each set may be considered a latent variable based on measured indicator variables in its set. Permission is not granted to copy, distribute, or post e-books or passwords.Ī canonical correlation is the correlation of two canonical (latent) variables, one representing a set of independent variables, the other a set of dependent variables. worldwide rights reserved in all languages and on all media. David Garson and Statistical Associates Publishers. Statistical Associates Publishers home page.ĪSIN number (e-book counterpart to ISBN): ASIN: 2012 by G. Register to obtain a password: click here.
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