Identifying the source of spikes: factor or mixture?
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Abstract We consider the problem of identifying the pattern of latent variables in high-dimensional linear latent variable models, which can also be interpreted as determining the source of spiked singular values in the data matrix. Specifically, we test whether the latent variables are continuous or categorical, a distinction that is crucial for data interpretation, but challenging in the high-dimensional regime. To address this inference problem, we analyse the asymptotic behaviour of empirical measures associated with singular vectors corresponding to large spiked singular values. Leveraging these insights, we propose novel test statistics based on eigenvector quantile differences and establish their theoretical performance under the null hypothesis. Simulation studies and real-data analyses demonstrate the effectiveness and practical utility of our method.