Graphical Models In Applied Multivariate Statistics
By Jessika Weiss. 2016
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- Linear vs. quadratic discriminant analysis classifier: a tutorial (2016, background): “value indicates negative correlation and zero value indicates that the two variables are uncorrelated or statistically independent (Whittaker, 2009).”