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How to determine canonical correspondence coefficients using PAST

I am trying to interpret axis 1 and axis 2 in terms of environmental variables while using PAST software for canonical correspondence analysis (detrended). The output given does not provide ...
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What is the difference between simple, multiple, partial and canonical correlation?

What is the difference between simple, multiple, partial and canonical correlation? Could you provide simple examples with interpretations?
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Canonical correlation analysis with rank correlation

Canonical correlation analysis (CCA) aims to maximize the usual Pearson product-moment correlation (i.e. linear correlation coefficient) of the linear combinations of the two data sets. Now, consider ...
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Books about model selection in ecology

I am an ecology student and have to deal with 10 or 20 field variables, including species frequencies. I need to screen out what variables are most important in the occurrence of a bird species. What ...
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Eigenvalues nearly all 1 in canonical correlation analysis

I ran a Canonical Correlation Analysis on about 845 cases with 1000 variables each. (It originally started with 1000 cases and 400 variables but by using a kernel I got a 1000x1000 matrix) As a ...
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CCA/KCCA for more than two views

Canonical Correlation Analysis (CCA) (and its kernel equivalent (KCCA)) can be used to find linear (nonlinear) relationships between two aligned multivariate datasets (or views). Is there a way to ...
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Canonical correlation analysis with continuous and binary data

I came across interesting article on application of canonical correlation analysis (CCA). Authors apply classical CCA on a mixed variables dataset (both independent and dependent sets include ...