Back to PLS HelpBehav PLS: # of Variables vs. # of Subjects
Posted on 02/11/20 14:32:53
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For Behavioral PLS correlation, do you need your number of variables in total (matrix X + Y) to be less than your number of subjects or does the number of subjects only need to be less than matrix Y? Where X is the brain data (or in our case, health data) and the Y matrix is cognition measures.
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Posted on 02/11/20 14:43:15
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For stability of the correlation structure, you want the number of behaviours to be less than the number of subjects
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