<p>Set 1 (a) and 2 (b) data obtained from mild/moderate and severe autism groups were analyzed with PCA. Scree plots show eigenvalues of raw data (blue), as well as the 50<sup>th</sup> (green) and 95<sup>th</sup> percentile (yellow) simulated data. A principal component was considered statistically significant (circled in red) whenever its raw data eigenvalue lay above the corresponding 95<sup>th</sup> percentile simulated data eigenvalue.</p
The present study discusses retention criteria for principal components analysis (PCA) applied to Li...
<p>A, Comparison of PCA applied to the empirical data (left) and one selected simulation (right). Th...
<p>A: all individuals from Stage I and HapMap; B: breast cancer cases and controls from Stage I.</p
<p>Data were collected for a set of 6 markers; PGE2, PGE2-EP2, PGES, COX-2, cPLA2, and 8-isoprostane...
<p>In the row for each variable, numbers indicate the strength of correlation of that variable with ...
<p>The first 3 principal components which account for most of the variance in the original data set ...
<p>Eigenvalues were 2.7 and 2.0 for PC1 and PC2 respectively, explaining 30 and 22% of the variance ...
Principal component analysis is a method of statistical anal- ysis used to reduce the dimensionality...
<p>Loading plots of the eigenvector coefficients of each feature analyzed by PCA show the influence ...
Principal components with its eigenvalues and percentage variances towards the total population vari...
<p>a. In the discovery dataset, the 5 tumor and 1 control methylation classes were represented by th...
<p>PCA was run on untransformed FA data (for correlations up to 0.1) and individuals have been super...
Principal components analysis (PCA) is a multivariate ordination technique used to display patterns ...
The present study discusses retention criteria for principal components analysis (PCA) applied to Li...
<p>(A) Correlation loadings plot from principal component analysis showing the Mixolab and SDSS test...
The present study discusses retention criteria for principal components analysis (PCA) applied to Li...
<p>A, Comparison of PCA applied to the empirical data (left) and one selected simulation (right). Th...
<p>A: all individuals from Stage I and HapMap; B: breast cancer cases and controls from Stage I.</p
<p>Data were collected for a set of 6 markers; PGE2, PGE2-EP2, PGES, COX-2, cPLA2, and 8-isoprostane...
<p>In the row for each variable, numbers indicate the strength of correlation of that variable with ...
<p>The first 3 principal components which account for most of the variance in the original data set ...
<p>Eigenvalues were 2.7 and 2.0 for PC1 and PC2 respectively, explaining 30 and 22% of the variance ...
Principal component analysis is a method of statistical anal- ysis used to reduce the dimensionality...
<p>Loading plots of the eigenvector coefficients of each feature analyzed by PCA show the influence ...
Principal components with its eigenvalues and percentage variances towards the total population vari...
<p>a. In the discovery dataset, the 5 tumor and 1 control methylation classes were represented by th...
<p>PCA was run on untransformed FA data (for correlations up to 0.1) and individuals have been super...
Principal components analysis (PCA) is a multivariate ordination technique used to display patterns ...
The present study discusses retention criteria for principal components analysis (PCA) applied to Li...
<p>(A) Correlation loadings plot from principal component analysis showing the Mixolab and SDSS test...
The present study discusses retention criteria for principal components analysis (PCA) applied to Li...
<p>A, Comparison of PCA applied to the empirical data (left) and one selected simulation (right). Th...
<p>A: all individuals from Stage I and HapMap; B: breast cancer cases and controls from Stage I.</p