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|    Bill Modlin to All    |
|    retinopic PCA?    |
|    30 Jul 03 03:47:34    |
      From: modlin1@metrocast.net              BlankThinking about a possible data mining technique in very high       dimensional data I worked around to a configuration that I now recognize as       approximately equivalent to doing PCA on overlapping subsets of the       variables, then doing PCA again on the combined outputs from the first       "layer" of PCA's. (Possibly continuing through more layers if there are       truly a huge number of variables.)              This seems such a simple idea that it must have been done, and probably       exhaustively analyzed.              But so far I have not been able to find anything about this kind of       multi-stage PCA. Probably just looking in the wrong places.              Could anyone suggest a source or provide an offhand analysis of the results       to be expected?              Without actually doing it and before I recognized the similarity to PCA I       thought it looked very promising. But now that I see this way of describing       it, it seems unlikely to be a new approach.              Bill Modlin              [ comp.ai is moderated. To submit, just post and be patient, or if ]       [ that fails mail your article to |
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