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===Purpose===
===Purpose===
Calculates the Tucker3 core array given the data array and loadings
Calculates the Tucker3 core array given the data array and loadings
===Synopsis===
===Synopsis===
:Core = corecalc(X,loads,''orth,Weights,OldCore'');
:Core = corecalc(X,loads,''orth,Weights,OldCore'');
===Description===
===Description===
Caculates the core array given the data X and the loadings loads (component matrices) which are held in a cell (see TUCKER).
Caculates the core array given the data X and the loadings loads (component matrices) which are held in a cell (see TUCKER).
Optional input ''orth'' is set to 0 to tell CORECALC that the loadings are NOT orthogonal.
Optional input ''orth'' is set to 0 to tell CORECALC that the loadings are NOT orthogonal.
Optional input ''Weights'' allows a weighted least squares solution to be sought.
Optional input ''Weights'' allows a weighted least squares solution to be sought.
Optional input ''OldCore'' provides a prior estimate of the core to speed up calculations.
Optional input ''OldCore'' provides a prior estimate of the core to speed up calculations.
The output Core is the Tucker3 core.
The output Core is the Tucker3 core.
===See Also===
===See Also===
[[corcondia]], [[coreanal]], [[parafac]], [[tucker]]
[[corcondia]], [[coreanal]], [[parafac]], [[tucker]]

Latest revision as of 15:24, 3 September 2008

Purpose

Calculates the Tucker3 core array given the data array and loadings

Synopsis

Core = corecalc(X,loads,orth,Weights,OldCore);

Description

Caculates the core array given the data X and the loadings loads (component matrices) which are held in a cell (see TUCKER).

Optional input orth is set to 0 to tell CORECALC that the loadings are NOT orthogonal.

Optional input Weights allows a weighted least squares solution to be sought.

Optional input OldCore provides a prior estimate of the core to speed up calculations.

The output Core is the Tucker3 core.

See Also

corcondia, coreanal, parafac, tucker