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Robust principal component analysis in Stata

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Vincenzo Verardi () (University of Brussels and University of Namur)

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When some observations are outlying (in one or several dimensions) PCA is distorted an may lead to incorrect results. We therefore propose a simple solution to deal with this problem by providing a short ado file. To illustrate the importance of outliers in PCA I would like to present a simple analysis identifying the underlying factors of academic excellence calling both the classical PCA and the robust PCA and relying on the rankings of Universities.

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Paper provided by Stata Users Group in its series United Kingdom Stata Users' Group Meetings 2009 with number 02.

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