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PLSR
W = PLSR
W = PLSR([],MAXLV,METHOD)
[W, INFORM] = PLSR(A,MAXLV,METHOD)
| Input | |
| A | training dataset |
| MAXLV | maximal number of latent variables (will be corrected if > rank(A)); MAXLV=inf means MAXLV=min(size(A)) -- theoretical maximum number of LV; by default = inf |
| METHOD | 'NIPALS' or 'SIMPLS'; by default = 'SIMPLS' |
| Output | |
| W | PLS feature extraction mapping |
| INFORM | extra algorithm output |
Crisp labels will be converted into soft labels which will be used as a target matrix.
In order to do regression with the smaller number of latent variables than the number of LV's selected during trainig do d = w.data; d.n = new_n; w.data = d;
pls_train, pls_transform, pls_apply,
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