Description Usage Arguments Value References Examples
Negative Eigenvalue Magnitude (NEM) is a measure of distortion for the data whether they are lying in Euclidean manner or not. When the value is exactly 0, it means the data is Euclidean. On the other hand, when NEM is far away from 0, it means not Euclidean. The concept of NEM is closely related to the definiteness of a Gram matrix.
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an (n\times p) matrix whose rows are observations. |
a nonnegative NEM value.
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