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| Description | Discriminant Analysis Biplot of Fisher's Iris Data: this version of the biplot is called a Contribution Biplot because it shows which of the variables are contributing most to the separation of the Iris classes - since the three classes are separated horizontally it is clearly the variable Petal Length (PetL) that is the principal separator of the three classes. PetL has the largest coordinate on the horizontal axis, showing Virginica to have the highest values of PetL, then Versicolor, and then Setosa with much lower values - this can be verified by looking at the original Iris data set. | ||
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| Author | Michael.greenacre | ||
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| 18:34, 3 August 2010 |  | 1,174 × 615 (52 KB) | Michael.greenacre | {{Information |Description=Discriminant Analysis Biplot of Fisher's Iris Data |Source={{own}} |Date=3 August 2010 |Author= Michael.greenacre |Permission= |other_versions= }} |
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