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You should take a look at some of the nonparametric Bayesian approaches (see this paperthis paper and this paperthis paper) to factor analysis which do not assume the number of factors to be known; the first one can also model the case where the factors have a dependency structure among them.

You should take a look at some of the nonparametric Bayesian approaches (see this paper and this paper) to factor analysis which do not assume the number of factors to be known; the first one can also model the case where the factors have a dependency structure among them.

You should take a look at some of the nonparametric Bayesian approaches (see this paper and this paper) to factor analysis which do not assume the number of factors to be known; the first one can also model the case where the factors have a dependency structure among them.

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You should take a look at some of the nonparametric Bayesian approaches (see this paper and this paper) to factor analysis which do not assume the number of factors to be known; the first one can also model the case where the factors have a dependency structure among them.