Many relevant multidimensional phenomena are defined by nested latent concepts, which can be represented by a tree-structure supposing a hierarchical relationship among manifest variables. The root of the tree is a general concept which includes more specific ones. The aim of the paper is to reconstruct an observed data correlation matrix of manifest variables through an ultrametric correlation matrix which is able to pinpoint the hierarchical nature of the phenomenon under study. With this scope, we introduce a novel model which detects consistent latent concepts and their relationships starting from the observed correlation matrix.
The ultrametric correlation matrix for modelling hierarchical latent concepts / Cavicchia, Carlo; Vichi, Maurizio; Zaccaria, Giorgia. - In: ADVANCES IN DATA ANALYSIS AND CLASSIFICATION. - ISSN 1862-5347. - 14:4(2020), pp. 837-853. [10.1007/s11634-020-00400-z]
The ultrametric correlation matrix for modelling hierarchical latent concepts
Carlo Cavicchia;Maurizio Vichi;GIorgia Zaccaria
2020
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Many relevant multidimensional phenomena are defined by nested latent concepts, which can be represented by a tree-structure supposing a hierarchical relationship among manifest variables. The root of the tree is a general concept which includes more specific ones. The aim of the paper is to reconstruct an observed data correlation matrix of manifest variables through an ultrametric correlation matrix which is able to pinpoint the hierarchical nature of the phenomenon under study. With this scope, we introduce a novel model which detects consistent latent concepts and their relationships starting from the observed correlation matrix.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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