Linear relative canonical analysis of Euclidean random variables, asymptotic study and some applications
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Canonical analysis; relative canonical analysis; asymptotic study; linear relative association; invariance; additional information; (relative) canonical coefficient; partial canonical correlation;All these keywords.
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