Principal component models for correlation matrices
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Distributional theory regarding principal components is less well developed for correlation matrices than it is for covariance matrices. The intent of this paper is to reduce this disparity. Methods are proposed that enable investigators to fit and to make inferences about flexible principal components models for correlation matrices. The models allow arbitrary eigenvalue multiplicities and allow the distinct eigenvalues to be modelled parametrically or nonparametrically. Local parameterisations and implicit functions are used to construct full‐rank unconstrained parameterisations. First‐order asymptotic distributions are obtained directly from the theory of estimating functions. Second‐order accurate distributions for making inferences under normality are obtained directly from likelihood theory. Simulation studies show that the Bartlett correction is effective in controlling the size of the tests and that first‐order approximations to nonnull distributions are reasonably accurate. The methods are illustrated on a dataset.
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