On the Use of Modified Winsorization with Graphical Diagnostic for Obtaining a Statistically Optimal Classification Accuracy in Predictive Discriminant Analysis
In predictive discriminant analysis (PDA), the classification accuracy is only statistically optimal if each group sample is normally distributed with different group means, and each predictor variance is similar between the groups. This can be achieved by accounting for homogeneity of variances bet...
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2022
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