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Title: Multivariate Partial Least Squares (R)
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| Type of Tool | R-Function |
| Title | Multivariate Partial Least Squares (R) |
| Programmer/Email | Danh Nguyen |
| Contributing Site | Davis |
| Description | This function computes the K PLS components based on X & Y matrices and associated quantities. Y can be a vector or a matrix of multiple responses. |
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| References | SAS Institute Inc. (1999). The PLS procedure. SAS/STAT User's Guide, Version 8, Cary, NC, pp. 2693-2734. Wold, S. (1994). PLS for multivariate linear modeling. In Waterbeemed, H. (ed), Chemometric Methods in Molecular Design, Verlag-Chemie, Germany, pp. 195-218. |
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| Software Program | R |
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| Macro Parameters | Input argument(s) X_s Matrix of predictors (genes)--standardized to mean 0 variance 1 variance 1 ("training X" of size n x p). Y_s Matrix (or vector) of responses Y_s--also standardized ("training Y" of size nxL). X_ps Matrix of predictor values (test/validation X) to construct test components, X_ps (of size mxp). lv The number of PLS components (lv). Return(s): T1 n x lv matrix of PLS training components based on training information. T2 m x lv matrix of PLS test components contructed from training information. PVEX 1 x lv vector of cummulative percent of X-variation explained. PVEY 1 x lv vector of cummulative percent of Y-variation explained. W p x lv matrix of X-weights. B p x 1 vector of "regression coefficients". V p x 1 vector of linear combination of sum of squares of X-weights This is the so called 'VIP' (variable influence on projection) (Wold 1994; SAS Institue Inc., 1999). |
| R-Code - Attachment | Davis_Partial Least Squares_R Function |
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| Special Features Text | * X is standardized so rank(X)=n-1 so maximum value that lv can take is n-1. * Also, to get the correct test components the standardization of the test data X_p (denoted X_ps) needs to be done properly; i.e. based on column means and variance from the training data. X_ps is obtained by call to function STANDARDIZE_PRED.m. |
| Notes1-Legend | Section with calls to needed macros |
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| Notes2-Legend | Macro call with fully specified parameters |
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| See Also | Partial Least Squares Research Topic Partial Least Squares SAS |
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| Stat Tools Disclaimer | History: Date/Last Modified: 10.28.01/07.19.01 (Danh V. Nguyen), Matlab code. Translated to R in 2007 (Ying Chen). Full testing of exact correspondence of results to Matlab, R and SAS 08.14.08 (D.V. Nguyen). |
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