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Kernel logistic PLS: A tool for supervised nonlinear dimensionality reduction and binary classification

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  • Tenenhaus, Arthur
  • Giron, Alain
  • Viennet, Emmanuel
  • Bera, Michel
  • Saporta, Gilbert
  • Fertil, Bernard

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  • Tenenhaus, Arthur & Giron, Alain & Viennet, Emmanuel & Bera, Michel & Saporta, Gilbert & Fertil, Bernard, 2007. "Kernel logistic PLS: A tool for supervised nonlinear dimensionality reduction and binary classification," Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, Elsevier, vol. 51(9), pages 4083-4100, May.
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