We present a method for dimension reduction of multivariate longitudinal data, where new variables are assumed to follow a latent Markov model. New variables are obtained as linear combinations of the multivariate outcome as usual. Weights of each linear combination maximize a measure of separation of the latent intercepts, subject to orthogonality constraints. We evaluate our proposal in a simulation study and illustrate it using an EU-level data set on income and living conditions, where dimension reduction leads to an optimal scoring system for material deprivation. An R implementation of our approach can be downloaded from https://github.com/afarcome/LMdim.
Dimension reduction for longitudinal multivariate data by optimizing class separation of projected latent Markov models / Farcomeni, A.; Ranalli, M.; Viviani, S.. - In: TEST. - ISSN 1133-0686. - (2020). [10.1007/s11749-020-00727-x]
Dimension reduction for longitudinal multivariate data by optimizing class separation of projected latent Markov models
Farcomeni A.;Ranalli M.;Viviani S.
2020
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We present a method for dimension reduction of multivariate longitudinal data, where new variables are assumed to follow a latent Markov model. New variables are obtained as linear combinations of the multivariate outcome as usual. Weights of each linear combination maximize a measure of separation of the latent intercepts, subject to orthogonality constraints. We evaluate our proposal in a simulation study and illustrate it using an EU-level data set on income and living conditions, where dimension reduction leads to an optimal scoring system for material deprivation. An R implementation of our approach can be downloaded from https://github.com/afarcome/LMdim.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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