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marelizgrav
Level I

Two-Group Discriminant Analysis - Plot Looks Weird?

Hello,

I am trying to perform a two-group discriminant analysis but I think my plot looks funny. It is suspicious to me that all of my samples within each group are horizontally spread across the same Canonical1 variable. Is this normal? Thank you for your help. 

 

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peng_liu
Level VII

Re: Two-Group Discriminant Analysis - Plot Looks Weird?

This is normal, because you have only two groups. Refer to Canonical Structure , if you have K groups, K-1 canonical variables are obtained. In the situation of two groups, there is just 1 canonical variable. You can see how the coordinates are defined by going to the platform red triangle menu, select Canonical Options > Save Canonical Scores, to save the values to the original data table. In addition, for your example, the two groups are well separable.

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peng_liu
Level VII

Re: Two-Group Discriminant Analysis - Plot Looks Weird?

This is normal, because you have only two groups. Refer to Canonical Structure , if you have K groups, K-1 canonical variables are obtained. In the situation of two groups, there is just 1 canonical variable. You can see how the coordinates are defined by going to the platform red triangle menu, select Canonical Options > Save Canonical Scores, to save the values to the original data table. In addition, for your example, the two groups are well separable.

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