2022
DOI: 10.3233/mas-220017
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Multivariate statistical methods: A brief review on their modifications and applications

Abstract: The work considers various multivariate statistical techniques in their modifications and applications to management, information systems, economics, decision making, and marketing research problems. The methods include eigenvectors for many-way matrices, dual partial lest squares, modified factor and cluster analyses, and enhanced canonical correlation analysis. These approaches have been applied in numerous real projects and proved to be useful for data analysts, managers, and decision makers in solving prac… Show more

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“…In this approach, the algorithm endeavors to reveal concealed patterns and relationships within the dataset by grouping similar data points into distinct clusters (Liu et al, 2022). Furthermore, clustering is frequently used in any discipline that involves multivariate data analysis (Lipovetsky, 2022). Hence, it leads to the popularity of this technique that brings the creation a substantial body of literature that underscores the significance of data grouping.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this approach, the algorithm endeavors to reveal concealed patterns and relationships within the dataset by grouping similar data points into distinct clusters (Liu et al, 2022). Furthermore, clustering is frequently used in any discipline that involves multivariate data analysis (Lipovetsky, 2022). Hence, it leads to the popularity of this technique that brings the creation a substantial body of literature that underscores the significance of data grouping.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%