| How to Get Principal Components? |
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| q | If we want to get the principal component, we project a single |
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| eigenvector onto the data and get an amplitude of this eigenvector
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| each time, eTX: |
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| q | For example, the amplitude of EOF-1 at the first measurement time is |
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