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MODELVIEWER provides a graphical view of a model by enabling overview of scores, loadings, residuals etc. in one overall figure. Individual modes can be assessed by clicking plots and enlarged figures created by right-clicking plots. | MODELVIEWER provides a graphical view of a model by enabling overview of scores, loadings, residuals etc. in one overall figure. Individual modes can be assessed by clicking plots and enlarged figures created by right-clicking plots. | ||
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* '''model''' = PARAFAC, Tucker, or NPLS model, and | * '''model''' = PARAFAC, Tucker, or NPLS model, and | ||
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* '''x''' = X-block: predictor block (2-way array or DataSet Object). | * '''x''' = X-block: predictor block (2-way array or DataSet Object). | ||
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* '''model''' = standard model structure (See MODELSTRUCT). | * '''model''' = standard model structure (See MODELSTRUCT). | ||
Revision as of 17:34, 3 September 2008
Purpose
Visualization of multi-way models.
Synopsis
- model = modelviewer(model,x);
Description
MODELVIEWER provides a graphical view of a model by enabling overview of scores, loadings, residuals etc. in one overall figure. Individual modes can be assessed by clicking plots and enlarged figures created by right-clicking plots.
Inputs
- model = PARAFAC, Tucker, or NPLS model, and
- x = X-block: predictor block (2-way array or DataSet Object).
Outputs
- model = standard model structure (See MODELSTRUCT).