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An approximate test for common principal component subspaces in two groups
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    An approximate test for common principal component subspaces in two groups (English)
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    25 August 1993
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    conditional Haar distribution
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    asymptotic null distribution
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    latent root
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    data reduction
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    two sample problems
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    latent vectors
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    population covariance matrices
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    principal components
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