OPC: The online principal component method refers to the IPC...
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The online principal component method refers to the IPC method with the best performance among the IPC, the PPC and the SAPC methods.
Description
The online principal component method refers to the IPC method with the best performance among the IPC, the PPC and the SAPC methods.
Usage
OPC(data, m, eta)
Arguments
data
is a highly correlated online data set
m
is the number of principal component
eta
is the proportion of online data to total data
Value
Ao,Do
Examples
OPC(data=PSA,m=3,eta=0.8)
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The online principal component method refers to the IPC method with the best performance among the IPC, the PPC and the SAPC methods.
Description
The online principal component method refers to the IPC method with the best performance among the IPC, the PPC and the SAPC methods.
Usage
OPC(data, m, eta)
Arguments
data |
is a highly correlated online data set |
m |
is the number of principal component |
eta |
is the proportion of online data to total data |
Value
Ao,Do
Examples
OPC(data=PSA,m=3,eta=0.8)
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