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Q1) In principal component analysis, the variables are qualitative and quantitative qualitatives quantitatives
Q2) In principal component analysis, we try to summarize the similarities between individuals two individuals are close if they have similar values for at least one variable two individuals are close if they have similar values for all variables
Q3) In principal component analysis, we look at linear relationships between variables we look at linear and quadratic relationships between variables we compare the means of different variables
Q4) Which of the following indicators reveals relationships between quantitative variables? the correlation coefficient the mean the variance the standard deviation
Q5) If we do a principal component analysis of a table with I individuals and K columns, each individual has K values and can be considered a point in a K-dimensional space the set of individuals forms a cloud of I points in a K-dimensional space the set of individuals forms a cloud of I points in an I-dimensional space the set of individuals forms a cloud of K points in a K-dimensional space the set of columns, i.e., the set of variables, can be seen as a cloud of K points in an I-dimensional space the set of columns, i.e., the set of variables, can be seen as a cloud of K points in a K-dimensional space the set of columns, i.e., the set of variables, can be seen as a cloud of I points in a K-dimensional space
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