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In the framework of regression, consider the set of regression submodels. By submodel, we mean on e or more response variables and a subset of the potential regressors. Imagine the submodels as a ponts in some space. How can we "project" these ponts onto a map so as to visualize and compare...
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This article gives results specifically related to the last principal component. This linear combination of variables plays an important role when one tries to fit a hyperplane to a cloud of points. In data analysis, variables are often subject to a linear transformation. The results that we...
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We examine in this paper various consequences of the Poincari separation theorem. First, Poincari's theorem is used to prove results establishing a constrainted principal component analysis, both at the sample and at the population level. Introduction of constraints in principal component...
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In this paper, we discuss one of the reasons leading practitionners to the rejection of the Markowitz model and propose a new stastistical method to avoid this problem. To be more precise, we discuss the problem of statistical robustness of the Markowitz optimizer and show that the latter is not...
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