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Results tagged with multivariate-analysis
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Analyses/models where there is more than one response (dependent) variable. Commonly confused with "multiple" or "multivariable" analysis, which has more than one predictor (independent) variable.
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How to perform isometric log-ratio transformation
For your use case, it is probably ok to just scale everything down to one. The fact the numbers don't add up exactly to 24 will add a little extra noise to the data, but it shouldn't mess things up t …
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