Deletion of Principal Components in Regression.

Abstract

Two techniques generally advocated for the deletion of principal components in regression analysis are: delete components associated with small latent roots X'X; and delete components following nonrejection of a statistical test of the significance of the components. The estimator corresponding to the first procedure is referred to as a restricted least squares estimator and that associated with the second is called a preliminary test estimator. Properties of these estimators are examined in this paper with special attention to the effects of multicollinearities on the preliminary test estimator. The restricted estimator is recommended for use useless inferences on the noncentrality parameter of the preliminary test clearly indicate that the test will have adequate power.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Jan 01, 1978
Accession Number
ADA050576

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  • J. T. Webster
  • R. F. Gunst

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  • Southern Methodist University

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