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Given a large amount of data, how would I determine the degree of collinearity between all the variables? Preferably without relying on calculating linear regression between a variable and every other variable? Specifically, I need to find the collinearity between any single variable and every single other variable.

For this instance, we'll say the data has 10k variables and 100 million lines. I don't need a software package per se, a link to a relevant paper is fine.

Thanks.

Given a large amount of data, how would I determine the degree of collinearity between all the variables? Preferably without relying on calculating linear regression between a variable and every other variable? Specifically, I need to find the collinearity between any single variable and every single other variable.

For this instance, we'll say the data has 10k variables and 100 million lines. I don't need a software package per se, a link to a relevant paper is fine.

Thanks.

Given a large amount of data, how would I determine the degree of collinearity between all the variables? Preferably without relying on calculating linear regression between a variable and every other variable? Specifically, I need to find the collinearity between any single variable and every single other variable.

For this instance, we'll say the data has 10k variables and 100 million lines. I don't need a software package per se, a link to a relevant paper is fine.

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Given a large amount of data, how would I determine the degree of collinearity between all the variables? Preferably without relying on calculating linear regression between a variable and every other variable? Specifically, I need to find the collinearity between any single variable and every single other variable.

For this instance, we'll say the data has 10k variables and 100 million lines. I don't need a software package per se, a link to a relevant paper is fine.

Thanks.

Given a large amount of data, how would I determine the degree of collinearity between all the variables? Preferably without relying on calculating linear regression between a variable and every other variable?

Thanks.

Given a large amount of data, how would I determine the degree of collinearity between all the variables? Preferably without relying on calculating linear regression between a variable and every other variable? Specifically, I need to find the collinearity between any single variable and every single other variable.

For this instance, we'll say the data has 10k variables and 100 million lines. I don't need a software package per se, a link to a relevant paper is fine.

Thanks.

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What is the fastest method for determining collinearity degree?

Given a large amount of data, how would I determine the degree of collinearity between all the variables? Preferably without relying on calculating linear regression between a variable and every other variable?

Thanks.